39 Years Later, One of the “Most Visceral and Authentic War Films Ever Made” Returns to Horrify Viewers on Free Streaming

Released in theaters on December 19, 1986, Platoon is widely considered one of the most realistic and impactful war films ever created. Director Oliver Stone’s own combat experience clearly contributed to the film’s powerful and believable depiction of war. The story is mainly shown through the perspective of Chris Taylor, played by Charlie Sheen, and it remains a difficult but emotionally compelling film about the Vietnam War, known for its unflinching honesty. Here’s what the movie is about:

Loki Disney+ Showrunner Gives Hopeful Season 3 Update

Recently, Loki showrunner Michael Waldron gave fans an encouraging update about the possibility of a third season. He discussed the show’s future and whether another set of episodes is likely, during a question-and-answer session on Reddit.

Zerohash Scores EU License & Mastercard May Buy It For $2B – Yawn! 😴

Zerohash, the stablecoin infrastructure provider that’s basically crypto’s version of a glorified babysitter, just pulled off a regulatory coup that would make a Bond villain green with envy. The EU MiCA license? Check. Now they can legally sell their stablecoin services in the EU, which is basically the crypto equivalent of getting a gold star from the teacher. And guess what? They’re one of the first to get this shiny new badge of honor. Who needs humility when you’ve got regulatory clout? 🏅

Disney Scraps Supplier Diversity Program After Years of Prioritizing Identity-Based Contractors

For years, Disney ran a program designed to work with businesses owned by women, people of color, veterans, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. The company said this initiative aimed to diversify its supplier network and provide opportunities to groups that have traditionally been overlooked in corporate purchasing. Participating businesses often received guidance, training, and a chance to bid on Disney projects they might not have otherwise been able to compete for.