Author: James
The free monthly series begins September 17 on Azuki.com alongside a cinematic launch trailer.
Nintendo held its The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Directon Tuesday to reveal a new release for one of its biggest franchises. The big news was the reveal of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake release date or a special edition Nintendo Switch 2. But the gaming giant also announced an actual ocarina…
Richard Bruning has never really come to terms with the DC Bullet. The Milton Glaser-designed logo, debuted by DC comics alongside their official name change in 1976, has long been regarded as a classic of comic book design, but to hear Bruning tell it, it’s nothing but a sum of its errors: it’s too unbalanced,…
Tennessee native and University of Tennessee, Knoxville, alumna Leanne Morgan announced that her self-titled Netflix sitcom “Leanne” has won its first Emmy.
Posted in: Collectibles, Sideshow Collectibles | Tagged: Sideshow Collectibles, star wars
As rail safety becomes a mandatory element of Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education from September, Network Rail and Southeastern, working together as the integrated South Eastern Railway, are enhancing lessons through the use of virtual reality (VR) technology.
Godzilla Minus Zero is coming to screens worldwide with its highly anticipated sequel later this Fall, and a new trailer is showing off the first full look at what to expect from the big movie. Toho’s Godzilla franchise has reached a new apex as with the celebration of its 70th anniversary, Godzilla Minus One ended…
Deiondra Sanders and Jacquees’ co-parenting dispute is back online, with Sanders posting a series of private messages she says show their son, Snow, becoming upset after trying to speak with her while he was with his father.
Meagan Good is once again leaning into the Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King comparisons surrounding her marriage to Jonathan Majors—this time by giving her husband the “Martin” title herself.
Like many cartoonists, Will Henry cut his cartooning teeth with a college comic strip. Will’s strip, Roommates, ran in the University of Connecticut student newspaper. Back then, he published his work under his real name Will Wilson.