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And while most sane people would run for the hills, more than 1.54 million wallets have been snagging up this questionable digital dogecoin, suggesting an inexplicable but persistent faith in the token’s future. Yes, even as it continues its battle to stay above the monumental threshold of $0.00001. 🙄
In a post dated October 21, Toni Wahrstätter, the harbinger of gasly doom, declared: “Starting with the Fusaka hard fork, EIP-7825 introduces a per-transaction gas limit cap of 2²⁴ (~16.78 million gas).” The Foundation’s note assures us that while the cap binds individual transactions, the block gas limit remains untouched. This is supposedly to fend off denial-of-service attacks where a single bloated call gobbles an entire block. Ah, the joys of predictability in block packing! 🧩
Viola Davis is a highly acclaimed American actress who has excelled in movies, television, and on stage. She’s one of the few people to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and Tony Awards – a remarkable achievement. Many know her for her role as Annalise Keating in the TV series ‘How to Get Away with Murder’, which earned her an historic Emmy. She’s also starred in films like ‘Fences’, ‘The Help’, ‘Widows’, and ‘The Woman King’, as well as appearing in DC movies such as ‘Suicide Squad’. Beyond her acting, Davis is a strong voice for fairness and better representation within the entertainment industry.
Oliver Stone chose Willem Dafoe to play Sergeant Elias, a principled soldier whose experiences drive the film’s main conflict. This role earned Dafoe significant praise and his first Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor. The film itself was a critical and commercial success, winning Best Picture and becoming a classic of war movies, solidifying Dafoe’s reputation as a talented dramatic actor. It also marked the beginning of his tendency to take on demanding roles directed by acclaimed filmmakers.
Talk around an XRP Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) has grown as large financial firms prepare for potential approval, akin to a grand ball where the guests have already arrived, and the host is left wondering if the festivities will live up to the anticipation. 🎩💼
Enter stage left: the illustrious BitcoinOG (a.k.a. 1011short, a name no doubt chosen for its complete lack of pretension), that enigmatic trader who once shorted the October 10 crash with all the precision of a vengeful ballerina. Now, according to the ever-watchful Lookonchain – which, I assume, holds its breath during market opens – this whale has decided to liven things up. Again. 🎩💥
Zoë Kravitz played Selina Kyle (Catwoman) alongside Robert Pattinson, performing challenging stunts and being a key part of the story about Gotham’s criminal world. She’s mentioned that she portrayed Catwoman as bisexual, a trait that exists in the comic books. Before appearing in the live-action film, Kravitz had already voiced Catwoman in ‘The Lego Batman Movie,’ making her one of the few actors to play the character in both animated and live-action formats.
This sweeping family saga tells the story of a Korean family who moves to Japan over several decades. Based on the novel by Min Jin Lee, the show stars Kim Min ha, Youn Yuh jung, Lee Min ho, and Jin Ha. The series is filmed in Korean, Japanese, and English, and includes subtitles and captions for all languages. The first season, consisting of eight episodes, launched on a major streaming service and has received critical acclaim and numerous international awards.
Zoe Saldaña stars as Neytiri, a key character created using advanced performance capture technology that recorded all of her movements and facial expressions. To prepare for the role, Saldaña learned a specific dialect, practiced archery, and underwent extensive movement training to accurately portray the character’s background and way of life. Visual effects artists then used this captured data to create the incredibly realistic character we see on screen, ensuring her performance remained authentic. The film’s popularity helped make performance capture a widely accepted technique for bringing characters to life in storytelling.
Ed O’Neill is back in the spotlight with several projects. In 2024, he starred as Donald Sterling in the FX on Hulu miniseries ‘Clipped’ and took on a recurring role in Ryan Murphy’s Hulu legal drama, ‘All’s Fair’. He’s also been frequently discussing his time on ‘Modern Family’ and often appears at cast reunions and industry gatherings.
