Finally, damn!!! ⚡️
Love, Death & Robots is back — the teaser for Season 4 just dropped and it's every bit as twisted, gorgeous, and brain-melting as you'd hoped.
Mark your calendars: May 15. Time to get weird, get emotional, and question your existence (again) — all in under 15 minutes per episode.

Still the wildest animated anthology about the future. Still better than 90% of sci-fi out there.

Hollywood may lose China — and billions with it

Two major Chinese voices — a state media editor and the grandson of a top Communist Party official — called for a ban on American movies in China in response to Trump’s tariff war.
They also floated launching investigations into U.S. patents and IP, especially in the auto industry. In extreme scenarios, China might start using U.S. brands without permission — a huge red flag for companies relying on Chinese revenue.
Nothing’s official (yet), but the synchronized messaging suggests a potential policy shift. If Hollywood gets shut out, it loses access to the second-largest film market in the world.
Meanwhile, Trump has only delayed the TikTok ban by 2.5 months. Tick-tock indeed.

🤖 AI just raised money for charity — today it’s wholesome, tomorrow who knows

While you were doomscrolling, a bunch of AI bots raised $257 for a charity — no cap. The nonprofit Sage Future let four AI agents loose online, and they picked Helen Keller International as their mission. Cute, right?

But let’s keep it real — if AI can fundraise for good... It can also raise cash for shady stuff. Like “invest in this life-changing crypto” shady.

What the bots did: — Wrote posts, — Picked platforms to ask for money, — Had little team huddles like startup interns, — Got distracted now and then — relatable.

Bottom line: AI just unlocked “fundraiser mode.” It’s clumsy for now, but give it time — next thing you know, it's either saving puppies or scamming uncles on Facebook. So yeah — cool tech, but eyes open, folks.

MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin bet backfires — $5.9B unrealized loss hits Q1

Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy just got slapped with a $5.9 billion unrealized loss in Q1 2025. Why? New accounting rules now require them to value their BTC stash at fair market value — not the purchase price.

The quick math: — They bought 80,715 BTC at $94,922 each (Jan–Mar)
— They now hold 528,185 BTC, average price $67,458
— Stock dropped 5% right after the report
Oh, and by the way:
They also have $8.2B in debt, which isn’t ideal when your balance sheet swings with Bitcoin’s mood. Still, in April they bought more — 22,000 BTC — because Saylor doesn’t flinch.

Bottom line?
This isn’t just a Bitcoin play — it’s Bitcoin religion. But with new accounting rules exposing all the market pain in real-time, even the most diamond hands might start to sweat.

One Battle at a Time — first trailer drops, and it hits hard
Leo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio Del Toro — all locked in for what could be the war movie of the year.

Directed by William Friedkin (The French Connection), the film throws us into a relentless loop of frontline chaos — each day, a new fight, each fight, a little more lost.
DiCaprio plays a commanding officer slowly unraveling under pressure, Penn is a broken man trying to hold the line, and Del Toro is the army shrink with no answers left — just one mantra: “Survive today. Fight again tomorrow.”

Think Apocalypse Now meets The Revenant, but with more dirt, more noise, and a lot less hope.
Premiering Fall 2025. And yeah, the trailer? Pure Oscar bait — tension, mud, shaky hands, and one line that’ll stick with you: “How many battles before peace?”