Tool fans are used to waiting for new albums, but even for them, the next release might take a while. The band hasn’t released an album in under three years since the mid-1990s, and they’re now at a point where they don’t need to feel pressured to hurry the process.
In a classic case of “hold my beer,” Tom Lee’s Bitmine yanked 10,000 ETH from Kraken in one fell swoop. That’s like taking the entire dessert table at a buffet! Meanwhile, another shiny new wallet snatched up 7,000 ETH from Binance, proving that with great power comes great liquidity removal.
PALM BEACH, Fla. – Attending World Liberty Financial’s forum at Mar-a-Lago felt less like a high-powered summit and more like an intimate gathering – if the guest list included people who control trillions in assets and the future of finance.
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The father of two, who is unwell, smiled happily at his girlfriend, a 42-year-old photographer, as they had their picture taken at the Los Angeles premiere of the Amazon Prime Video series, Countdown. They’ve been dating since 2022.
Despite not being as massively popular as some other comedies at the time, Scrubs built a loyal following. The show frequently faced cancellation and even had to switch networks, moving from NBC to ABC for its eighth season, just to stay on the air. The upcoming revival will also air on ABC, keeping it on traditional television. Plus, these new episodes will be available to stream after they first air on TV, but the release date for streaming is still unknown.
According to Variety, Mckenna Grace of The Handmaid’s Tale will play a character in the new Netflix series exploring the beginnings of the Scooby-Doo gang. Sarah Michelle Gellar, who famously portrayed Daphne in the early 2000s Scooby-Doo films, has shared her enthusiastic support for the project.
According to publisher MF Bunko J’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, the thirteenth volume of No Game No Life, titled It Appears the Gamer Siblings and Friends Will Take Out the Devil!, will be released in April 2026. This is the first new volume since volume 12, The Gamer Siblings Battle the Devil, was published on February 25, 2023. The official cover, featuring Shiro, is shown below.
A video shows the young musician performing an acoustic version of the classic love song “Somethin’ Stupid” with Apostel. The song was first recorded by Carson and Gaile, but became a worldwide success in 1967 when Frank and Nancy Sinatra released their version.
In the shadowed corridors of the CoinDesk 20 Index, where fortunes flicker like candlelight in a gale, the market’s daily update arrives not as news but as a requiem for the faint of heart.