Author: James
It’s not every day two eras of pop culture royalty collide, but fans are officially losing their minds over a rare new sighting of retired ’80s icon Kristy McNichol and one-third of one of the most popular singing groups of the early ’90s.
Doctor Doom is Marvel’s greatest comic book supervillain – potentially, depending on who you ask, their greatest character full-stop – and yet, if you took a look back on the past 20-or-so years of the House of Ideas’ on-screen history, you wouldn’t really know it.
The sci-fi comedy about TBBT supporting characters takes a big swing but fails to connect
It’s San Diego Comic-Con week and you know what that means… The nerdiverse is about to be inundated with every form of elusive exclusive. From blind boxes and gift sets to enamel pins and early releases, the floor of the San Diego Convention Center becomes a mix of human gridlock, the Hunger Games, and a…
Paramount Skydance’s $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has been temporarily halted until August 3, following a federal court’s decision. A coalition of states, led by California, claimed the merger could undermine competition. Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín acknowledged the states’ concerns, suggesting the deal might unlawfully reduce market competition.
On July 6, Microsoft leadership announced a new wave of mass layoffs within Xbox, this time affecting 1600 full-time employees, as well as numerous contractors, with another 1600 expected through the company’s 2027 fiscal year. This round of layoffs not only saw the decimation of studios like id Software; it also targeted many who worked…
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A Fortnite-inspired Scare Zone is coming to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Orlando and Universal Studios Hollywood. It is an immersive and thrilling scare zone inspired by Fortnitemares, the game’s signature Halloween event.
Did Marvel get bitten by a radioactive spider? Because its Comic-Con International: San Diego (SDCC) schedule is looking extra super this year. Stacked with sneak peeks, shopping lists, and surprise guests, there’s something on the floor for every member of the Marvel multiverse.
The forecast for Netflix in July is a heat dome of new releases, starting with Will Ferrell’s new comedy The Hawk, in which the Saturday Night Live veteran plays an aging golf pro trying to reignite his career in a last-ditch effort to complete the grand slam. If that sounds a little too city slicker-ish…