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TheHarvey Awardshave announced its full list of nominees for 2026, which include theBilly Batmanga series andDemon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castleanime film, among others. Voting for the awards is now open to comic industry professionals from July 7, 2026 through August 28, 2026.
Mekishana Pierre Wed, July 8, 2026 at 8:00 PM UTC Adrienne Bailon and Raven-Symoné; a screenplay for ‘The Cheetah Girls: Next Gen’Credit: Disney(2)
Jean Smart speaks during the “Hacks” Season 5 FYC Event at David Geffen Theater at the Academy Museum on May 26, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo: Jesse Grant
Paramount has decided to postpone the finalization of its massive $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros, moving the anticipated closure date beyond July 22. The Oregon attorney general’s office provided confirmation, indicating an additional week’s delay for the deal’s completion
Ignore the gleaming, blood-slicked guillotine and basket overflowing with wide-eyed craniums and do your very best to craft a hit video game. The investors demand it. Succeed and you might get to spend another year in this lavish emporium of torment
HOW MANY MOVIES, and television shows, and short videos, and curious clips has your dog viewed while sprawling on the couch next to you? Chances are high that your hound has watched many of your go-to films and series, over and over again. With this in merry mind, your bestie may not mind donning a…
NEWS RELEASE SAULTCON 1 COMIC CON ************************* A brand-new comic con for Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., at the Delta Hotel, July 10 to 12, dedicated to anime/Japan culture, sci-fi, pop culture, gaming, cosplay and more
Publisher Levine Querido will highlight Native American cartoonist Julie Fiveash, debut author of The Froggy Library, at San Diego Comic-Con 2026. Fiveash will feature on two panels and take part in a Prism Comics creator signing
“Who’s this buff woman?” a visitor at Comicup 32 (CP32) — a popular Chinese anime convention — asked, pointing at the drawing on a banner outside one of the booths
What does it take to dramatize the history of America on television? It must be more entertaining than slumber-inducing historical reenactments and demand more of its audience than being passive observers of a comfortable, sanitized civic mythology. There might have been a time when a network was happy to slap a recognizable actor with a…