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After once being excited for her debut novel to become a film, author Tomi Adeyemi is sharing her turmoil over the project.
I love card games, and I can usually get decent at them with some time and effort. I’ve climbed my way up to the top rank—Legend—in Hearthstone, and competed in some local (and one regional) tournaments in Weiss Schwarz. However, Magic: The Gathering has long been my white whale—a game that always intrigued me but…
From Iran and the possibility of a wider war to AI data centers, flock cameras, bug-in preparedness, and why he believes humanity is at a crossroads—this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.
The wait is over. After setting cinemas ablase during its theatrical run, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle I has unsheathed its next form, streaming globally on Crunchyroll and available for digital purchase in select territories, including North America.
Former Bulls star Horace Grant is hosting a new television series called Legends in Session that will feature several guests from the iconic 1990s squads in Chicago.
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s Fifth Amendment-filled testimony before Congress on Wednesday led to some social media grief for Texas Senate candidate James Talarico (D), with conservatives skewering the liberal lawmaker for a resurfaced picture of a Fauci action figure he giddily posted years earlier.
Dua Lipa has unveiled the lineup for the 2026 London Literature Festival, which she is curating at the Southbank Centre. The festival, running from Wednesday, October 21, to Sunday, November 1, will feature conversations with notable figures such as punk-rock icon Patti Smith, poet and musician Mustafa, and author Zadie Smith. Lipa’s involvement is part…
Global K-pop sensation BTS said on Wednesday (July 29, 2026) they will not submit their music for next year’s Grammy Awards, following the Recording Academy’s introduction of new categories that include the Best Asian Pop Music Performance.
Fla. — Fans of anime, comics, gaming and other corners of pop culture will gather in Daytona Beach for Tanoshii Con this August
Starz and Crunchyroll have announced a new bundle for the two services, available now through Prime Video. Signing up for the bundle costs $16.99 per month, over 23% in savings compared to subscribing to the two services separately.