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It’s never been a better time to be an X-Men fan. Not only will the mighty mutants play a role in Avengers: Doomsdayand take center stage in the upcoming comic crossover DNX, but Marvel Studios is releasing an X-Menreboot in 2028. Once the cast was announced at D23, reactions were all over the board: some…
The birth of the arcade scene happened in the 1970s, taking those early computer games and putting them in commercially available cabinets worldwide. From simple displays of moving lines and dots to more advanced vector-based animation and spritework, the medium evolved dramatically across the decade. Some forgotten arcade games from the ’70s really made the…
SS Rajamouli opts for human voices over AI as Varanasi targets audiences across 120 countries. The filmmaker plans to dub the film in around 50 languages and release it across 120 countries, using real artistes rather than AI-generated or synthetic voices
Sydney Sweeney shared photos of herself dressed as Wonder Woman, alongside boyfriend Scooter Braun as Superman, in an Aug. 22 Instagram carousel
Teen drama Outer Banks has been one of Netflix’s most dependable hits. But with its fifth and final season now streaming, the show has officially come to an end.
John Cooper of Skillet told Fox News Digital he doesn’t think any style of music has ‘inherent evil,’ and he believes God gave everyone creative expression.
A family reports that someone broke into their Pierce County home and stole more than $50k worth of Nintendo games.
Misato, Kumamoto Pref., Aug. 23 (Jiji Press)–A local painter is supporting reconstruction efforts in Kumamoto Prefecture, southwestern Japan, hit by a powerful earthquake last month, through collaborative works with the popular manga series “Kinnikuman.”
Amid all the rumours and misleading reports surrounding actor and former MP Govinda on social media regarding his personal life, a public notice has been issued on his behalf warning netizens, media institutions, digital platforms, and content creators
Aug. 22 (UPI) — Netflix has announced it will stream the classic Canadian sketch-comedy series SCTV starting in September.