As a huge TV fan, I remember when Big Little Lies first hit HBO in 2017 – it really felt like a game-changer. Based on the popular Liane Moriarty book, the show totally pulled me in with its twisty mystery about these seemingly perfect moms and a shocking murder they were all linked to.
After starting as an actress, Ariana Grande quickly focused on her singing career. She released her first album, Yours Truly, in 2013, right after finishing the show Victorious and while beginning Sam & Cat. Her second album, My Everything, followed closely in 2014, and then came one of her most successful albums, Dangerous Woman, in 2016. So far, she’s released seven studio albums, with an eighth called Petal coming out on July 31st. Because of her consistent music releases, people mainly know her as a singer, even though she hasn’t completely stopped acting.
I’m really excited about this new board game called War of the Dragon: The Wheel of Time! It’s officially licensed, which is awesome, and it’s made by Dire Wolf. I checked out their Kickstarter, and it’s already blown past $1 million – that’s huge! From what I’ve seen, it’s a big strategy game where you play through Rand’s entire war against the Dark One, starting with the Two Rivers and going all the way to the Last Battle. It looks super immersive!
John De Lancie famously played Q, who first appeared when Captain Picard and the crew of the Enterprise were traveling to Farpoint. Initially testing humanity by putting them in difficult situations, Q became fascinated with Picard and his team. He evolved from a threatening figure into more of a playful trickster, often challenging the crew and even helping them learn valuable lessons. A prime example of this was in the second season of The Next Generation, when Q orchestrated the Federation’s initial encounter with the Borg.
What makes this situation so interesting is that the company, known for heavily investing in Bitcoin, is now facing huge financial losses – potentially amounting to billions of dollars.
Finding a new actor to play Logan (Wolverine) for the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s upcoming X-Men film will be very challenging. But if Marvel wants to avoid upsetting fans, they’ve already subtly introduced Jackman’s ideal successor within their existing timeline. Dafne Keen, who brilliantly played X-23 in the critically acclaimed Logan and recently reappeared in Deadpool & Wolverine, is a natural fit.
The Godfather famously introduced audiences to the Corleone family, a powerful mafia dynasty headed by Vito Corleone (played by Marlon Brando). The film explores the inner workings of this criminal organization and follows the transformation of Vito’s son, Michael (Al Pacino), from someone who wants no part in the family business to its cold and calculating leader. The Godfather set the standard for crime films and continues to influence shows like The Sopranos.
The first trailer shows Cartethyia with a new, unidentified character on the beaches of Rinascita. The animation style is similar to the game, but with improved graphics, as you’d expect from a high-budget production.
As of today, the streaming series The Hawk has a low Rotten Tomatoes score of 29%. While that’s an improvement from its initial score of 17%, critics haven’t been very impressed. However, viewers at home seem to enjoy the show much more, giving it an audience score of 65% on Rotten Tomatoes. Although that audience score isn’t exceptionally high, it shows that Netflix subscribers are more positive about Will Ferrell’s new comedy than professional reviewers.
The current on-chain data appears healthier than it was in June, but we still need to see consistent buying activity to confirm that the increased supply is being absorbed by long-term investors.