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Filming for Sam Mendes’s four-film Beatles biopic is underway near Abbey Road, recreating the iconic crossing with cast members in period attire. Fans and residents have been drawn to the disruption as studios confirm the project’s 2028 release window, with actors adopting the Beatles’ image for promotional sequences.
Zach Cregger has directed a Resident Evil movie that remains faithful to survival horror mechanics while injecting his meta-commentary and kinetic nervous energy. Austin Abrams leads as a flawed courier, delivering a high-stakes package through a snowbound hospital and a city overrun by T-virus horrors.
The Royal Scottish Academy showcases work drawn from grants awarded over 26 years, highlighting artists who have benefited from its funding since the early 2000s. The exhibition, titled 26, travels through decades of Scottish art, featuring pieces that reflect social and political themes, including Ben Quinn's politically charged works and Paloma Proudfoot’s provocative installation.
Documentaries and biopics exploring tech leaders are reshaping the fall box office. Openers on Musk and Holmes have drawn attention even as openings vary, with competing narratives about industry power and accountability.
Binance has reported an estimated $6.3 billion breach of its wallets and has frozen about $3 billion of affected assets. The company has said it will cover customer losses, has resumed phased withdrawals for major tokens, and is working with law enforcement and blockchain firms while investigators and analysts link the attack to North Korea’s TraderTraitor unit.
The FBI says TraderTraitor has tied a new wave of crypto theft to malicious activity, with assets being converted primarily into Ethereum. Binance has begun reimbursing users for most losses, while investigators warn of ongoing laundering attempts. Trump has commented that North Korea involvement remains unconfirmed as the investigation advances.
The Binance platform has faced a $6.3 billion theft, described as the largest crypto heist. It has begun phased withdrawals with 90% of stolen assets replenished, while the FBI attributes the attack to a North Korea‑affiliated group. Markets quickly shifted, with Bitcoin and major ETFs seeing outflows and options activity showing risk aversion.
North Korea’s elite cyber unit continues to fund weapons programs through high-stakes hacks, with TraderTraitor and related groups blamed for the Binance breach and other raids. Officials say the operation draws on a state-backed pipeline from middle-school coders to international cyber crimes.
North Korea's Kim Yo‑jong has denied FBI claims that a state‑linked hacking unit — identified as TraderTraitor/Lazarus — stole about $6.3bn from Binance, calling the allegation "absurd rhetoric" and a "grave political provocation." U.S. agencies and blockchain firms have traced large movements of the stolen crypto and urged industry action while Binance has partially restored withdrawals.