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Every Manga Easter Egg We Saw in the ONE PIECE Season 2 Teaser Trailer

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As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but feel excited about the upcoming live-action adaptation of One Piece! Just like in the original manga, the Straw Hat Pirates are about to embark on their grand journey by being swallowed whole by a whale. It’ll be intriguing to see if this iconic moment will remain intact or if they’ll opt for a more realistic take to adapt the story. Either way, it’s thrilling to catch a glimpse of that whale-sized nod to the One Piece manga in the season two trailer!

Celebrities Who Secretly Served in the Military

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From soldiers like paratroopers and Marines to Air Force engineers and foot-soldiers on the front lines, these famous personalities undertook duties that often go unnoticed on the glamorous red carpet. Here’s a list of 15 stars whose military background might astound you-and an insight into how their experiences in service influenced the careers we admire today.

Wood & Tesla: A Fever Dream of Robotaxis

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The question isn’t *if* Wood is buying, but *why*? And, more importantly, is she seeing something the rest of us, dulled by the grey monotony of quarterly reports, are missing? Or is this just another glorious, high-stakes gamble fueled by pure, unadulterated faith – and probably a lot of caffeine?

Rivian’s Cosmic Setback: A Bumpy Stock Odyssey

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In the second quarter, Rivian’s revenue ascended a modest 13% from last year to reach a cosmic sum of $1.3 billion, while its net loss hovered at $1.1 billion – a slight improvement over last year’s more dire $1.5 billion shortfall. Meanwhile, the adjusted earnings per share clocked in at a loss of $0.97, a figure that, according to Factset’s somewhat optimistic predictions, should have been closer to $0.80 per share. In an almost Hitchhiker’s Guide twist, the company reaffirmed its 2025 delivery guidance of 40,000 to 46,000 vehicles, though achieving this target will likely require a Herculean (or perhaps Arthur Dent-like) performance in the second half.

Here Are the Top 10 Most-Watched Movies on Paramount+ This Week, Including ‘South Park (Not Suitable for Children)’

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The following is a list, in reverse order, of the ten movies that are being watched the most this week. These films feature chaotic small-town antics, suspenseful thrillers with tight plots, and a timeless comedy that delivers jokes quicker than you can keep track of them.

The list below presents the ten movies that have been popular this week in reverse order. They offer a mix of chaotic small-town escapades, nail-biting thrillers with solid storylines, and a classic comedy that serves up jokes faster than you can count them.

🚨 Bitcoin Invades 401(k)s: The $12 Trillion Heist You Didn’t See Coming 🚀

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Chart showing potential Bitcoin inflows

Picture this: millions of Americans dutifully contributing to their 401(k)s every two weeks like clockwork, blissfully unaware that even a tiny slice of their hard-earned cash could be rerouted into Bitcoin. Spot ETFs? Pfft. Those are so last season. According to Tom Dunleavy-a man who sounds like he should be leading a Dungeons & Dragons campaign but is actually Head of Venture at Varys Capital-Bitcoin in 401(k)s is the real MVP move. In fact, he boldly declared on X (formerly Twitter, formerly “the place where people yell at each other”) that this development dwarfs the excitement around spot Bitcoin ETFs. Bold words from someone whose job title probably requires carrying a sword. Or at least a very nice pen.

Bill Bryson Takes On the Crypto Drama: Ripple CTO vs. Caitlin Long

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In a podcast that could have been titled “The Great Blockchain Bash,” Caitlin Long, CEO of Custodia Bank, didn’t just step into the ring; she practically threw down the gauntlet. During an episode of the Gold Goats ‘n Guns podcast, Long unleashed a torrent of criticism aimed at Ripple and XRP. According to her, Ripple’s early funding model, which she uncharitably likened to the first ICO (Initial Coin Offering), has left a permanent stain on the fabric of institutional trust in XRP. 😅

Nvidia’s Year-End Gamble: A Cosmic Bet on Chips and Humanity

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For the past year, demand for AI chips has been like a runaway train, dragging Nvidia along with it. Its stock soared 68% as of August 4, despite the world stumbling into 2025 like a drunk uncle at Thanksgiving. The S&P 500? It managed a respectable 18%. But now, investors sit around wondering, “Can this train keep going?” Or is it destined to derail under the weight of its own success?

Shortest Female Actors in Hollywood, Ranked

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In this countdown, we emphasized on heights that were frequently mentioned in various reports. When there were ties, we considered each individual’s influence in culture, career progression, and notable roles to make a decision. Although the exact heights may differ among sources, our goal remains the same: honoring celebrities who consistently deliver exceptional performances across both big and small screens.