By nightfall, the emo-pop punk festival had attracted nearly fifty thousand people, filling the venue to capacity. Despite the large crowd, a strong sense of community was evident, with fans of all ages – from teenagers to young adults and even parents – proudly wearing their favorite band’s merchandise and excitedly anticipating the headlining acts.
During our recent visit, construction walls were still up, but we could see the top of the new kiosk peeking over them. From the entrance of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, it looks like this kiosk will be the first thing guests see when entering Toy Story Land.
As for the seed capital, Invesco Ltd – a name that sounds like a fancy Parisian pastry – invested a cool $100,000, buying 4,000 shares of what promises to be a crackerjack of a trust. The entire operation has been blessed by the wise owl at PricewaterhouseCoopers, assuring us that everything is above board and as transparent as a glass onion. No smoke, no mirrors, just good old-fashioned money moving around. 💼
Kate’s world changes completely when she meets Tom, a charming and kind stranger with a hidden past. Their connection blossoms into a Christmas romance as London celebrates the holidays, and Kate finds herself falling for him.
As a lifestyle observer, I’ve noticed this actor – he’s 50 and pretty famous for avoiding the paparazzi – and let me tell you, he usually goes to great lengths to stay hidden, with hats, masks, and sunglasses being his go-to. But on Saturday night, leaving a popular celebrity hangout, he seemed surprisingly at ease – a real departure from his usual behavior!
India Donaldson will direct a new film called The Chaperones, starring Dano, Cooper Hoffman, and David Jonsson, who previously worked together on The Long Walk. The movie follows three friends who take on the job of driving a difficult teenager across the country shortly after Christmas. Variety reports that the screenplay is by newcomer Sebastian Black, and Brad Pitt’s Plan B will produce the film.
In a move that can only be described as mildly audacious, Microsoft will wade into IREN’s treasure trove of Nvidia GB300 GPUs, getting access faster than a cheetah on a caffeine buzz, all while splashing out a princely 20% prepayment, because why not? IREN’s big idea? Transition from just mining digital dust into the glittering realm of artificial intelligence, where the real money’s made-if you’re clever enough, or just lucky.
Deadline reports that Bill Skarsgård has a new project: a monster horror film called Man Vs. He’s not only acting in the movie, but he also wrote the script, marking his debut as a screenwriter.
Analysts are sipping champagne on the balcony, predicting a bullish ballet. Or perhaps a waltz. Or maybe just a very long pause. 🎭
The story introduces Christy Sweeney in the late 1980s as she begins a relationship with her high school girlfriend, Rosie (Jess Gabor). Their romance is well-known, despite living in the traditionally-minded coal mining town of Mullens, West Virginia. Christy’s mother, Joyce (Merritt Wever), a devoutly religious woman, disapproves and pressures her daughter to follow traditional values and find a husband, warning her that she’ll face shame if she doesn’t. Feeling stifled, Christy channels her anger and frustration into boxing, taking on local matches for money. Though she hasn’t had any formal training, she’s incredibly resilient and a powerful fighter.