The Sui Network has launched its Hashi testnet, enabling new possibilities for using Bitcoin within the world of decentralized finance (DeFi). Developed by Mysten Labs, this technology allows Bitcoin to be used as collateral for loans and other financial activities directly on the Bitcoin blockchain.
This quietly beautiful film, directed by Sandra Nettelbeck with music by Hans Zimmer, tells the story of a widowed professor who has retired and moved to Paris, despite not knowing any French.
The upcoming movie Avengers: Doomsday will bring together heroes from three different universes. These universes are set to collide when Doctor Doom puts his dangerous plan into motion. Though details are scarce, we now have a good idea of which alternate timelines will be featured in the film. Here’s what you need to know before the trailer is released this week.
After being closed for six years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the historic Hollywood Cinerama Dome is getting a new life thanks to Sony Pictures Entertainment. Sony will partner with Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, its theater chain, to restore and reopen the landmark, as announced Wednesday.
Miu Miu is digging into its archives once again, reviving the Bubble Shoe for Fall/Winter 2026.
Grayscale filed details with the SEC on July 17th regarding its Solana Staking ETF, known as GSOL. The changes described in the filing are scheduled to take effect on August 7, 2026.
Despite the many fantastic games available on the original PlayStation, a few haven’t stood the test of time. While classics like Resident Evil and Silent Hill remain enjoyable despite some quirks, there are other titles that simply aren’t fun to play today. These games haven’t aged well and are best left forgotten.
CODA, like the final section of a piece of music, represents a turning point – the space between finishing one chapter and starting another. It’s when traditions, beliefs, and experiences are shared across generations, then reinterpreted and evolved into something fresh and unique.
Travis Knight, the director of Bumblebee and Wildwood, delivers a lighthearted and knowingly cheesy Masters of the Universe that’s enjoyable from beginning to end. Fans of the original 1980s series should definitely stay through the credits – there’s a special bonus for those familiar with the story’s background.