The ‘sleeper hit’ movies you missed in ‘25 and five not to miss in ’26
Everyone may be talking about the death of movie theaters, but here are the sleeper hit movies you may have missed in '25, and five not to miss in '26.
By Grant Keller
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The Card That Changed Collecting Forever: Why Logan Paul’s Pikachu Is Breaking the Market
Logan Paul and Ken Goldin break down the collectibles boom, rare Pokémon cards, auction strategy. Plus, Logan’s take on Jake Paul’s fight.
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