Here Are the Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Apple TV+, Including ‘Loot’

This new five-part documentary provides a detailed look at the life and work of Martin Scorsese, featuring fresh interviews and rare footage from his personal collection. It includes insights from frequent collaborators and friends like Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Daniel Day-Lewis, editor Thelma Schoonmaker, and director Steven Spielberg. Rebecca Miller directs the series, exploring Scorsese’s creative process, his inspirations, and the long-lasting relationships that have shaped his career. It premieres on Apple TV+ on Friday, October 17th.

Bitcoin – How THESE macro factors could drive BTC’s next move

Retail investors are basically charging in like they’re at a Black Friday sale, buying up Bitcoin like there’s no tomorrow. Meanwhile, institutions are running the other way, selling off their crypto stash. A perfect recipe for a potential short-term rally-if retail can hold onto their wallets. 😬

Top Turn Based Strategy Games

This strategy game lets you build and expand cities across a map, requiring thoughtful planning and placement. Each leader has their own goals that impact how you interact with other civilizations, and competing with city-states offers valuable rewards. You can win the game in a variety of ways – through scientific advancement, cultural influence, military conquest, or religious dominance – making each game different. Over time, the game has been improved with features like citizen loyalty, appointed governors, and realistic climate changes, adding even more depth to managing your empire.

Duffer Brothers Reveal First Details on ‘Stranger Things’ Spinoff

Finn Wolfhard, who was in the first season of the show, explained the idea behind the spin-off as being similar to David Lynch’s *Twin Peaks*. It will feature a blend of different moods and storylines all tied together by the Upside Down, but won’t involve the town of Hawkins or the original characters.

IonQ: Quantum Leaps and Investor Gambles

Enter IonQ (IONQ), a company that’s betting its future on the idea that quantum computing isn’t just science fiction, but a business plan. Investors have already thrown confetti over this notion, sending the stock up 1,200% over three years. Now, the question isn’t whether IonQ will invent a time machine (though that’s not ruled out), but whether you’ve missed the bus to Quantumville.