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Bitcoin price smashes $44,000 as market reacts to Tesla purchase The price of Bitcoin hit a new all-time high on Monday as investors reacted to news that Tesla had purchased $1.5 million of the cryptocurrency, and that the car maker planned to accept it as payment.

Shortly after the news broke, Bitcoin crossed the $44,000 mark for the first time. The milestone comes on the heels of an extraordinary run for Bitcoin, which has doubled in price since December, and has recovered from a tumble in late January that saw it briefly fall to around $30,000.

Zack Snyder re-releases Justice League trailer with new Darkseid scene mark the three year anniversary of the theatrical release of Justice League, director Zack Snyder has revealed a new trailer on Vero for his much-anticipated cut of the film – officially titled Zack Snyder’s Justice League.

The trailer is in black and white, matching with previous stills that Snyder has shared on his Vero, and features a few seconds of new footage. We get another snapshot of Darkseid attacking during the "history lesson" scene, as well as some more action with Connie Nielsen’s Hippolyta, the Batmobile tearing through some parademons, Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman looking at a hologram of Henry Cavill’s Superman, and Ray Fisher’s Cyborg. Check out the trailer below:

For almost all of his decade-long career, the Weeknd has been finding ever more ornate ways to duck the spotlight, becoming immeasurably famous and popular while maintaining a cool, skeptical and effective remove from the harsh, sometimes goofy spotlight of fame.

Out on the stage at the Super Bowl halftime show, though, there isn’t much one can do to hide. It is a locale that flattens nuance, sandpapers intent. It’s live and heavily vetted. For someone whose songs often dive deep into traumatic and provocative subject matter, but gleam so brightly and convincingly that it’s easy to miss the brittle soul within, it is an unlikely, almost vulnerable place to find yourself.

Which probably explains why, at Super Bowl LV at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla., the Weeknd rejiggered the terms of the performance. What would ordinarily be a hyperchoreographed spectacle with countless moving parts was instead something more focused and, at times, unnervingly intimate. Even though his music tends toward the maximalist, the Weeknd found several ways to make the performance appear small, a kind of secret whispered in front of an audience that tops 100 million. In a performance clearly designed for at-home consumption, he focused intently on the cameras. Behind him was a band and a choir interspersed among a neon cityscape, and often he was surrounded by dancers — their faces bandaged, in keeping with the fame-skeptic iconography of his recent music videos — but often, the Weeknd stood alone. His eye contact was intense. When he danced, he mostly did so in isolation. In the midst of a pyrotechnic affair, there he was, keeping his own time. In a performance clearly designed for at-home consumption, he focused intently on the cameras. Behind him was a band and a choir interspersed among a neon cityscape, and often he was surrounded by dancers — their faces bandaged, in keeping with the fame-skeptic iconography of his recent music videos — but often, the Weeknd stood alone. His eye contact was intense. When he danced, he mostly did so in isolation. In the midst of a pyrotechnic affair, there he was, keeping his own time. In a performance clearly designed for at-home consumption, he focused intently on the cameras. Behind him was a band and a choir interspersed among a neon cityscape, and often he was surrounded by dancers — their faces bandaged, in keeping with the fame-skeptic iconography of his recent music videos — but often, the Weeknd stood alone. His eye contact was intense. When he danced, he mostly did so in isolation. In the midst of a pyrotechnic affair, there he was, keeping his own time. In a performance clearly designed for at-home consumption, he focused intently on the cameras. Behind him was a band and a choir interspersed among a neon cityscape, and often he was surrounded by dancers — their faces bandaged, in keeping with the fame-skeptic iconography of his recent music videos — but often, the Weeknd stood alone. His eye contact was intense. When he danced, he mostly did so in isolation. In the midst of a pyrotechnic affair, there he was, keeping his own time. In a performance clearly designed for at-home consumption, he focused intently on the cameras. Behind him was a band and a choir interspersed among a neon cityscape, and often he was surrounded by dancers — their faces bandaged, in keeping with the fame-skeptic iconography of his recent music videos — but often, the Weeknd stood alone. His eye contact was intense. When he danced, he mostly did so in isolation. In the midst of a pyrotechnic affair, there he was, keeping his own time.

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier premieres March 19 The Falcon and the Winter Soldier trailer is here. With less than six weeks to premiere, Disney and Marvel Studios dropped a full-length trailer for the next Marvel Cinematic Universe limited series, coming to Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar, during the 2021 Super Bowl. It gives us an action-filled look at The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, sets up villain Helmut Zemo's (Daniel Brühl) objective, and gives us another look at the secondary villain played by Erin Kellyman (Solo: A Star Wars Story), who's a member of the anarchist anti-patriotic outfit Flag-Smashers.

An unhappy Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) are seemingly in “relationship therapy” at the start of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier trailer, before we get a laundry list of their differences. Elsewhere, An unhappy Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) are seemingly in “relationship therapy” at the start of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier trailer, before we get a laundry list of their differences. Elsewhere, Zemo declares that “superheroes cannot be allowed to exist” and that he has “no intention of leaving my work unfinished.” Sam and Bucky also cross paths with former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Sharon Carter (Emily VanCamp), who displays some serious action chops of her own in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier trailer.

Apple may finally fix its flimsy iPhone charger cables Every iPhone user likely has had one Lighting cable fray of them. It's been an annoying issue, and one that's driven third-party sellers to create braided cables that can withstand more abuse.

It seems that Apple is at the very least researching ways to make its cables more resilient. According to a patent filing first noticed by AppleInsider, Apple has been working on a "cable with variable stiffness" that gets thicker toward the ports.

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Lightning cables are known for having thick connector points. It's what Apple internally refers to as the strain relief sleeve. While the ends of Apple cables are meant to keep the cable

2021 Ford F-150 Raptor Finally Revealed first blush, the 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor takes the same approach as the standard F-150. For better or worse, it doesn’t look all that different or more exciting than the truck that came before, regardless of whether you’re studying its physique or taking in the cabin. But more than even the bread-and-butter truck Ford based it on, the third-generation Raptor hides major innovations.

The Blue Oval isn’t sharing power figures just yet, but with the 700-plus-horsepower Ram TRX, last year’s numbers for the Raptor – 450 hp and 510 pound-feet – might feel a bit weak if they indeed reappear for the 2021 model year. As for a more powerful rival to Ram, it sounds like one is coming next year with the Raptor R, which according to Ford will mark the return of V8 power to the high-performance truck line. Which V8 remains a mystery, but the GT500's supercharged 5.2-liter V8 seems like a good match for the Hellcat-powered Ram.

New Call Of Duty Confirmed For 2021 Release Date a not-so-shocking announcement, Activision has revealed that a new installment in the Call of Duty series will be released in 2021. The popular shooter franchise will not be breaking its nearly 20-year long streak of annual releases this year, despite some hiccups on their last entry. The machine had been rather well-oiled up until 2020 with the release of Black Ops Cold War, which still released on time despite the fact that Black Ops Cold War has been wrought with glitches.

dog trapped with lepord in toilet karnataka for 7 hours A stray dog in Karnataka was trapped inside a toilet with a leopard for nearly seven hours on Wednesday, without attacking each other. ... Despite efforts to catch the leopard, it managed to escape around 2 pm and the dog was rescued alive. Locals have identified the dog as Bollu.

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - FEBRUARY 06: Alexander Volkov of Russia reacts after his knockout victory over Alistair Overeem of the Netherlands in their heavyweight fight during the UFC Fight Night event at UFC APEX on February 06, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC) LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - FEBRUARY 06: (R-L) Alexander Volkov of Russia punches Alistair Overeem of the Netherlands in their heavyweight fight during the UFC Fight Night event at UFC APEX on February 06, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC) LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - FEBRUARY 06: (R-L) Alexander Volkov of Russia punches Alistair Overeem of the Netherlands in their heavyweight fight during the UFC Fight Night event at UFC APEX on February 06, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC)

Aaron Rodgers was named the 2020 AP MVP during Saturday's NFL Honors, completing a crowning most saw coming for the last month or two. This marks the third time Rodgers has won league MVP.

Rodgers' MVP win came by a lofty margin as he garnered 44 votes, with Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen coming in a distant second with four votes and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes getting two votes.

Rodgers was better than the rest, completing over 70 percent of his passes for 4,299 yards and a 48-5 touchdown-to-interception ratio. His passer rating finished just one point below his first MVP season of 2011, nearly a decade prior to Rodgers' most recent accomplishment at 37 years old, and he led the league in the category in 2020 at 121.5.

After throwing 26 touchdown passes in his first year under head coach Matt LaFleur, Rodgers nearly doubled that total in 2020, helping the offensive-minded LaFleur direct a unit that flourished in their second season together. The Rodgers-led Packers offense finished first in points per game, second in passing yards per game and fifth in the NFL in yards per game.