Where to Watch CRITICAL ROLE’s Campaign 3 Finale

You can catch the final episode of the third season of Critical Role on YouTube. Initially not accessible, this finale is now open and ready for you to watch at your convenience. Simply navigate to the official Critical Role YouTube channel below to enjoy it.

Whale Wars: Memes Under Fire and Wallets in Revolt 🐋🔥

The whales—the grand ol’ guardians of crypto oceans—have been shedding meme coins like a dog shakes off water. Early February brought a tide of sold-off [MOG](https://pollinations.ai/referral?topic=mog), PEPE, and TURBO as these colossal creatures of the blockchain ebbed their confidence. They drifted away, leaving lesser fish gasping for bullish waves. Although a brief and fragile shuffle … Read more

He-Man Movie Shocks Fans with New Cast Additions: Sorceress and Fisto Revealed!

They became part of the previously declared ensemble, where Nicholas Galitzine portrays both Prince Adam and He-Man, Camila Mendes takes on Teela, Idris Elba is cast as Man-At-Arms, Jared Leto assumes the role of Skeletor, Alison Brie becomes Evil-Lyn, Sam C. Wilson will play Trap Jaw, Kojo Attah is set for Tri-Klops, and Hafthor Bjornsson is cast as Goat Man.

Fed Chair’s “No Rush” Stance: Crypto’s Mixed Emotions

Today, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told a Senate Banking Committee that he’s in no rush to cut interest rates. President Trump has agitated for more intense cuts due to high inflation, but Powell remains unmoved. He also expressed his support for comprehensive new stablecoin regulations and an end to anti-crypto debanking campaigns. Although some … Read more

SNL’s First Episode Will Re-Air on NBC to Celebrate Its 50th Anniversary

The debut episode of Saturday Night Live (SNL) originally aired on October 11, 1975, with comedian George Carlin as host. You might recall him from his well-known comedy routine about the seven words you can’t say on TV. Interestingly, at that time, the show wasn’t yet known as SNL; it was called NBC’s Saturday Night. The latest movie titled “Saturday Night” offers a look into the chaotic process of the live broadcast for the first time. While not the greatest film ever made, it certainly sheds light on what happened that October night.