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After weathering months of legal battles, online leak, and a highly publicised standoff with the censor board, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay’s highly anticipated film ‘Jana Nayagan’ is finally set to hit the silver screen on July 23 with the production company confirming it on Wednesday
Tougen Anki manga has surpassed 6M copies in cumulative circulation, publisher Akita Shoten announced July 13. The milestone lands after the release of the manga’s volume 30 on July 8, marking six years since Yuuki Urushihara’s series began serialization in Weekly Shonen Champion in 2020
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The 5th BTS: A Global Interdisciplinary Conference, attended by BTS (BTS), fandom ARMY, and related scholars, closed after finishing its schedule on July 2 and 3
When a fandom gets loud between releases, the industry has one instinct: give it more to watch. A teaser. A behind-the-scenes cut. A recap, a reaction, a first look at the first look. The logic is that attention is hunger for content, so you feed it more content
Doctor Who‘s future is up in the air right now. The BBC is officially putting the show out for tender, seeking bids to produce the next season. We have no idea how long that will take; previous examples have taken roughly six months, but this one is expected to be rather more complex. The fandom…
I lived through the 2025 Tennessee Titans season. Survived it, really. And presumably, if you’re reading this, so did you
Entertainment News Today LIVE Updates on July 15, 2026: Vijay’s Jana Nayagan finally gets release date after 7-month battle – Check when will it hit theatres | Mint Live Updates
Former PlayStation boss and former SIE president Shawn Layden believes the video game industry has become too homogenous, with many titles feeling like copies of one another. He argues that “we’ve lost a lot of variety in games” released in recent years and directly blames ballooning development budgets
“I think I’m gonna die in this house,” sings Charli XCX on the soundtrack of Wuthering Heights. It could just as easily serve as the unofficial motto of contemporary pop culture, and perhaps of our generation as well. Over the past few years, films, TV series, books, and music have all seemed to revolve around…