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The Toy and Action Figure Museum in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, is closing on Aug. 30 after two decades, citing budget issues, but its collection will remain intact for future possibilities.
“Boyhood” actor Ellar Coltrane, who starred in Richard Linklater’s Academy Award-nominated flick, moved on from Hollywood.
Musician Nathan James revealed that his father, Bill McGinley, was found dead after he didn’t return from a routine bike ride in Colorado last week.
Mexican Players Unleash Fury on PlayStation After Lawmakers Sue Sony Over Phasing Out Physical Games
Growing backlash against Sony and its PlayStation brand over the company’s push to eliminate physical game discs is intensifying across social media. Players worldwide have voiced their frustration, and Mexico is no exception to the mounting discontent.
We’re keeping an eye on a VTuber named “Yadokari no Dolly,” who started posting short video series in March of this year and made her first horizontal video on July 26th. At first glance, she posts self-introduction and Q&A videos in a cheerful tone, but if you look closely at the content, you’ll find a…
If you’ve logged into Anime Expeditions in the last couple weeks, you’ve no doubt heard all the talk about my boy, the Dark Mage. While this unit, based on Judar from Magi: The Labyrinth Of Magic, was never intended to be the most powerful unit in the Villains update, it didn’t take long for players…
One of Epcot’s most iconic attractions could be heading to the small screen. Disney+ has handed a pilot order to Spaceship Earth, a new series inspired by the iconic Walt Disney World ride of the same name.
Bella Thorne fought back against an alleged blackmailer by releasing her own nude photos in 2019. But the former Disney star said it was the flood of victim-blaming accusations that “really, really broke” her.
The “American Idol” judge embraces country life outside of Hollywood. She tells Fox News Digital that she loves “growing things,” noting “it’s a great way to connect with the earth.”
Despite $7M debut costs, 45% of K-pop groups disband within three years of launch. (Photo: X1’s Instagram)