Author: James
Apple TV is continuing its commitment to original programming this month with a slate of star-studded new shows and movies. November will kick off with the return of Owen Wilson’s feel-good golf series and end with a new Chris Pratt movie.
The video game industry has been in the midst of a console war since the beginning. The participants change, but the war rages on. The Xbox Series X/S and the PlayStation 5/PS5 Pro are this generation’s primary combatants, but the deciding factor isn’t the games (insert your own joke about Xbox not having exclusives). It’s…
Roblox (RBLX) is back in focus after its third quarter update and a sharp share-price slide of about 19% over the past week following a weaker holiday-quarter bookings outlook.
K-EnterTech Hub (케이엔터테크허브) is launching the Global K-Entertainment Tech Alliance, a network that links Korean entertainment and technology companies, universities and institutions with partners abroad. It is building the alliance with its collaboration partner smartcms (스마트씨엠에스).
It may not be December yet, but get ready for the holiday movies to start rolling out in November. The most notable coming to Netflix next month is Guarding Stars, with beloved actors Leighton Meester and Jared Padalecki.
They all got to appear on a hugely popular TV show, rubbing shoulders with other stars and gaining new fansalong the way.
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Dungeons of Eternity dropped a new update just in time for Halloween. The Monster Mash update brings the popular Stormgrave realm back permanently alongside new Halloween-themed content.
Damon Wayans Sr. believes that raunchy sketch comedy shows like In Living Colorcould still work today if they’re good enough.
Nithya Menen has little interest in cinema that plays by the rules. The actor, known for choosing layered characters and unconventional stories, wants to see films that move beyond familiar genres and masculine perspectives. Producing, she says, gives her greater room to explore the kind of cinema she wants to watch. After making her production…