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- 1Jon Watts to Direct Next Star Wars Film for Lucasfilm●‘Star Wars’: Jon Watts to Direct Next Movie for Lucasfilm
Filmmaker Jon Watts has been tapped to direct the next Star Wars movie for Lucasfilm, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Watts, best known for helming Marvel's Spider-Man trilogy with Tom Holland, becomes the latest high-profile director to join the franchise as Lucasfilm continues developing its slate of new big-screen entries. Details about the film's story and release date have not been announced, and fan discussion is focused on what direction Watts will take the galaxy far, far away.
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News that Jon Watts, best known for directing Marvel's Spider-Man trilogy with Tom Holland, is attached to direct a Star Wars project is circulating widely. Fans are debating whether his blockbuster, franchise-friendly style is a good fit for the galaxy far, far away, while others point to his existing work on the Star Wars series Skeleton Crew as proof he is already part of that universe.
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Colorado face LA Galaxy in an MLS matchup as the Rapids fight for a playoff spot. Colorado say they are determined to stick to their identity and try to win every game rather than alter their approach during the stretch run. The result could matter for both clubs' postseason positioning.
- 4Hubble spots galaxy spinning two ways at once●NASA's Hubble sees an exotic spiral galaxy spinning two ways at once
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has observed an exotic spiral galaxy that appears to be rotating in two directions at the same time. The unusual finding has drawn attention from space enthusiasts and science outlets, with Mashable among those covering the observation and its implications for how such galaxies can form and evolve.
- 5GLXY Stock Rises but Retail Traders Remain Bearish●GLXY Stock Gains, But Retail Traders Stay Bearish Despite AI Data Center Progress
Shares of Galaxy Digital (GLXY) are gaining ground as the company makes progress on its AI data center ambitions, but retail traders on Stocktwits continue to voice bearish sentiment toward the stock. The divergence highlights skepticism among small investors about whether the AI infrastructure buildout can sustain the stock's momentum, even as it advances its data center plans.