James Gunn told Joe Manganiello to move on from playing Deathstroke again: "Let it go"
It sounds like Joe Manganiello wont be returning as Deathstroke
Source: gamesradar.com
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Helius raises $12.8 million CAD to help devs build blockchain apps on Solana
The Web3 startup was founded by former Coinbase and AWS software engineers.
Source: betakit.com
Joker 2's Budget Has Reportedly Risen To Around $200 Million, And I'm Shocked At This Massive Increase From The First Movie
Joker 2s budget is reportedly clocking in at around $200 million, more than triple what the first movie cost.
Source: cinemablend.com
Helius raises $9.5 million Series A round to expand platform for developers on Solana
Helius’ mission is to eliminate Solana’s complexities for developers, improving the entire network from the bottom up.
Source: fortune.com
Stephen King Is Getting Into Jamie Dornan's Thriller Series On Netflix, And I Can Tell As A King Fan Why He Likes It
Stephen King has been hooked by the Jamie Dornan series The Tourist.
Source: cinemablend.com
Helius Raises $9.5M in Series A Funding
FinSMEs is the financial news site dedicated to covering venture capital, private equity, and merger and acquisition deals in real time!
Source: finsmes.com
Batman could get his own Spider-Verse styled animated movie, and fans want to see it happen
A Batman Beyond film with the same art style as Sonys Spider-Verse movies has been pitched to Warner Bros.
Source: techradar.com
First Black chemist in bourbon industry inspires younger generations
Elmer Lucille Allen was the first Black woman to work at the Brown-Forman distillery, and now the bourbon community is working to preserve her legacy.
United States Elmer Lucille Allen Janice Fernheimer Jack Daniel Robert Beatty Louisville Municipal College
Source: scrippsnews.com
First Black chemist in bourbon industry inspires younger generations
Elmer Lucille Allen was the first Black woman to work at the Brown-Forman distillery, and now the bourbon community is working to preserve her legacy.
United States Janice Fernheimer Robert Beatty Elmer Lucille Allen University Of Kentucky Nazareth College
Source: abcactionnews.com