Solana’s UAE Conquest: 0% Commission, 100% Irony 🤑

With this act, Solmate crowns itself a titan in the Middle Eastern crypto arena, its eyes fixed on the global throne of Solana validators. Yet, in the grand theater of existence, one cannot help but smirk at the irony of it all. “Growing SOL inventory improves RPC and colocation performance,” they proclaim, as if the gods of technology care for such mortal trifles. “A self-reinforcing cycle,” they add, oblivious to the cycles of history that grind empires to dust. 🌀💸

All Her Fault Is Absolute Nonsense

The new thriller series All Her Fault, based on Andrea Mara’s popular novel, gets off to a shaky start – and doesn’t improve. The entire 8-episode season drops on November 6th, but be warned: it’s poorly written and confusing, making it hard to follow. Creator Megan Gallagher overemphasizes the show’s themes, constantly hitting viewers over the head with them. Despite a strong cast – including Sarah Snook of Succession and Jake Lacy of The White Lotus – their talents are wasted in roles that feel like rehashes of their previous work. Ultimately, the biggest problem with the show is that it’s preachy and, unlike most thrillers, just isn’t very enjoyable.

I Wish You All The Best Director & Stars On Adapting The Novel To Screen

Hannah and her husband, Thomas, welcome Ben and their baby into their home and arrange for Ben to continue their education at Thomas’s high school. Although they try to keep a low profile, Ben forms a connection with a friendly classmate named Nathan, and starts to develop feelings for him. They also bond with Ms. Lyons, the art teacher, who encourages Ben’s creativity and helps them deal with their difficult family life.