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The manga that defined psychological thriller shōnen at its peak returned to Weekly Shonen Jump today with “War vs. Peace,” a 36-page canonical sequel set in the year 2050 — the first story to advance the timeline of The Promised Neverland’s universe since the original series concluded in June 2020. Written by Kaiu Shirai and…
Black Mirror is heading back to the UK countryside, with Netflix confirming Monday that Season 8 is officially in production.
Selvi, led and produced by National Award-winning Anjali Patil, is all set to be screened at the 31st Busan International Film Festival in October. Set within the world of home-care workers, Selvi explores “care, migration, friendship, guilt, exhaustion and the determination to keep moving forward.”
Kenner’s Star Wars line is highly coveted among vintage toy collectors. Released just after A New Hope, the initial wave featured 12 action figures, three vehicles, and a display stand. The line eventually expanded over time, with the release of more movies, including not only more character and starships, but also entire playsets. As the…
The emails landed in waves between August 18 and 22, subject line: “PlayStation Terms – Copy for Your Records.” Routine compliance communication, Sony might say. Spectacularly timed corporate self-own, say the thousands of PlayStation owners already organizing #PSBlackout — a week-long protest running August 23–30 in response to Sony’s plan to end physical disc production…
Fast Forever, the 11th and final film in the long-running saga, is expected to start filming later this year and hit theaters in March 2028. Speaking with Variety at the 25th anniversary screening of the The Fast and the Furious on August 17, star Vin Diesel explained that a lot of work went in to…
25 years ago, XBOX set out to bring players together through the games and worlds they love, and today, that mission is still what drives everything we do.
A Twitch streamer has sued Twitch and Amazon in a proposed class action, claiming the companies used creators’ videos, chats and other content to train generative artificial intelligence models without their consent or compensation.
Fandoms are not exactly known for their ability to agree on everything. In fact, arguments between different fan communities are practically a genre of internet discourse in their own right. But what happens when a movie comes along that seemingly gives all of them something to agree on?
Thirteen episodes of MAO dropped on Hulu at midnight PT today — August 24, 2026 — and what English-speaking audiences are gaining access to is not simply the latest anime from the creator of InuYasha. Rumiko Takahashi has embedded six independently verifiable scientific and historical systems inside a story that presents as supernatural folklore: a…