Author: James
Whether you’re into superheroes, villains, or pirates, Sideshow is here to help you celebrate your favorite fandoms at this year’s Comic-Con International: San Diego (SDCC). Stop by Booth No. 2401 to see an exciting showcase of Hot Toys collectibles inspired by Marvel, DC, and more.
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Now that Sony’s ditching discs, its last PlayStation business meeting hits different
San Diego Comic-Con is basically the promised land for Funko Pop! collectors looking for exclusives, and this year’s event will be no exception. But Funko has something special planned for collectors this time. This year, you can turn yourself into an exclusive Spider-Man-themed Funko Pop! figure
At peak, the Roblox platform processes 274 million daily avatar updates.1 Reporting and reviewing abuse in this type of dynamic, user-generated 3D content is challenging because it doesn’t always leave the explicit trail that static content like a text log or a social media post does. In this blog post, we describe our approach to…
Pop culture nostalgia geeks will be swarming Connecticut’s capital city this weekend for the annual ConnectiCon event
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Ian Somerhalder is finally opening up about why he left acting behind. The former heartthrob says one Netflix series was the last straw. Nearly seven years after his final on-screen role in “The Vampire Diaries”, he is finally spilling about the fallout from his 2019 show “V Wars” and the studio standoff that pushed his…
Nearly 20 years after the franchise’s live-action revival kicked off, Big Shot Pictures has announced a new theatrical reboot set for a late 2028 release—but the studio isn’t waiting until then to reintroduce the iconic trio. Instead, Alvin, Simon, and Theodore will return first through a slate of short-form digital content launching later this year
Record Journey (JP: 音盤紀行) manga artist Ryoichiro Kezuka passed away in late May at the age of 36. The editorial department of KADOKAWA’s manga magazine Aokishi announced his death on its official X account