IREN Co-CEO: Bitcoin Is Gold 2.0 and Right Now It Is ‘Just Building Its Track Record’

As a seasoned researcher with a keen interest in the intersection of technology, sustainability, and finance, I find Dan Roberts’ approach to Bitcoin mining and AI integration at IREN truly inspiring. His vision to address the growing demands of the digital world by leveraging renewable energy resources is not only innovative but also crucial for … Read more

NHL 25 Pre-Order Bonus: What comes in each Edition?

This year’s NHL 25 edition has made an exciting announcement: The Hughes brothers, who play for the New Jersey Devils and Vancouver Canucks, will share the cover athlete role. Whether you’re a fan of these teams, the Hughes family, or simply love hockey, this news is likely to have you buzzing with anticipation for the upcoming game in the series.

A$AP Rocky uses some clever weirdness in his new ‘Tailor Swif’ video

Individuals who argue that hip-hop music sometimes lacks enough peculiarity might find it intriguing to check out the visuals for A$AP Rocky’s latest “Tailor Swif” single. Immediately, viewers are plunged into the artist’s eccentric universe, where they’ll encounter a dog behind the wheel and a nude man smoking on the hood.

New AGATHA ALL ALONG Teaser May Have Revealed Who Joe Locke’s Character Really Is

The fresh trailer for “Agatha All Along” reveals that Kathryn Hahn’s character, Agatha, manages to escape the enchantment cast by Wanda Maximoff in the finale of “WandaVision.” Interestingly, it appears that Joe Locke’s unnamed character from “Heartstopper,” referred to simply as “Teen” in official information, is responsible for freeing Wanda. This action has sparked curiosity about who Locke might truly be portraying. Take a look at the new trailer for “Agatha All Along” below, and let’s discuss that significant hint.

ICYMI: Beastie Boys vs. Chili’s: A legal battle over ‘Sabotage’

In case you missed it: The Beastie Boys have initiated a lawsuit against Brinker International, the parent company of Chili’s, claiming they illegally used the iconic, rebellious-sounding song “Sabotage” in a 2022 social media ad without proper permission. The lawsuit was filed by two surviving members of the band, Adam Horovitz and Michael Diamond, along with the executor of the late member, Adam Yauch’s estate. Since Yauch’s will prohibits the use of his music in commercial advertisements, this case holds special importance for the group.

Why all the hate Oasis gets in the United States is simply wrong

The Oasis band is highly admired in the United Kingdom, a fact that’s well-known to many. It’s understandable why they should be, even though they might not have surpassed the legendary status of the Beatles, as Noel Gallagher once stated when under the influence. However, he later retracted his statement, acknowledging that he was intoxicated at the time.