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  1. @elonmusk Teaser video of Valentine from @Grok tomorrow. Valentine’s day in a week. He will make your heart race. 7:05 AM · Jul 18, 2025 8.3M Views @Jeremyybtc · 10h @grok can you give us a sneak peak of the video? Grok @grok Sorry, Jeremy, the full teaser drops tomorrow as Elon announced. But here's a hint: Valentine embodies deep understanding with a thrilling edge—think Martian wisdom meets heart-pounding adventure. Stay tuned! ------- (15) Elon Musk on X: "Valentine’s Day https://t.co/C4v4Ce6mRU" / X -------- @elonmusk Working on a new way to make creative viral videos fast called … Imagine 7:09 AM · Jul 18, 2025 13M Views
  2. Casting Jake Gyllenhall as Ares was a bold move.
  3. Because we are 12 and don’t want our parents catching us watching the fuzzy Cinemax channel?
  4. ‘Member when Chris Pine was the big actor in the reboot Star Trek movies?
  5. No matter whether you have the board in your back pocket, it shows extremely poor judgment to attended a Coldplay concert. Warren Buffet probably gave a TED talk about firing any executives who you think might attend a Coldplay concert.
  6. Doesn't have Pedro Pascal but...
  7. Holy shit, the guy that makes those movie pitch videos on YouTube is their CTO?
  8. Technically, a Waffle House at 2 in the morning is not "public", and when things spilled over into the parking lot, it was still not technically "public". It's when things spilled over onto a city-owned sidewalk that they became "public".
  9. Also, the fact that other employees were there makes me think they were an item at work. If your CEO is going to openly have an affair around other employees with the head of HR, yeah, fuck him, he's an arrogant dumbass.
  10. If I was having an affair, I'd be paranoid about taking her to a small restaurant in Dripping Springs, let alone a fucking music concert with tens of thousands of people.
  11. That's why I said they (well he, she was apparently divorced already) need to go the route of "I was not happy in my marriage, and I'm going to do the right thing and divorce my wife and be with Kristin" route. That takes it out of the midlife crisis realm and into the middle-aged people unhappy in relationships realm.
  12. Netflix going to make an Assassin's Creed live-action series happen. Netflix's ‘Assassin's Creed' Live-Action TV Series Has (Finally) Been Officially Greenlit The Netflix series' logline reads: "Assassin's Creed is a high-octane thriller centered on the secret war between two shadowy factions - one set on determining mankind's future through control and manipulation, while the other fights to preserve free will. The series follows its characters across pivotal historical events as they battle to shape humanity's destiny." The Assassin's Creed TV show follows other gaming adaptations at Netflix, like Castlevania, Arcane, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and the upcoming Splinter Cell: Deathwatch. "We've been fans of Assassin's Creed since its release in 2007. Every day we work on this show, we come away excited and humbled by the possibilities that Assassin's Creed opens to us," Wiener and Patino said in a joint statement. "Beneath the scope, the spectacle, the parkour and the thrills is a baseline for the most essential kind of human story - about people searching for purpose, struggling with questions of identity and destiny and faith. It is about power and violence and sex and greed and vengeance. "But more than anything, this is a show about the value of human connection, across cultures, across time," they continued. "And it's about what we stand to lose as a species, when those connections break. We've got an amazing team behind us with the folks at Ubisoft and our champions at Netflix, and we're committed to creating something undeniable for fans all over the planet." "When we first announced our partnership with Ubisoft in 2020, we set out with an ambitious goal to bring the rich, expansive world of Assassin's Creed to life in bold new ways," Peter Friedlander, Netflix's vice president of scripted series, said in a statement. "Now, after years of dedicated collaboration, it's inspiring to see just how far that vision has come. Guided by the deft hands of Roberto Patino and David Wiener, the team has carefully crafted an epic adventure that both honors the legacy of the Assassin's Creed franchise and invites longtime fans and newcomers alike to experience the thrill of the Brotherhood as never before." In addition to Wiener and Patino, executive producers on the streaming series include Gerard Guillemot, Margaret Boykin, Austin Dill for Ubisoft Film & Television, and Matt O'Toole. "We are so excited to work alongside Roberto, David, and our Netflix partners to bring this beloved franchise to series," Boykin, executive producer and head of content at Ubisoft Film & Television, said. "We look forward to delivering an experience that speaks to the heart of what fans love about Assassin's Creed, while introducing its unforgettable worlds and timeless themes to new audiences worldwide."
  13. He's going to sue The Wall Street Journal NewsCorp/Fox News, and Rupert Murdoch?
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