Author: James
We’re a couple months out from the start of a new calendar, and 2027 is already shaping up to be a huge year for TV and streaming. There are still a lot of unknowns as far as exact premiere dates, and there’s a handful of big shows that might drop seasons in the new year,…
Orillia area Pokémon, Magic, One Piece and Yu-Gi-Oh! players followed Carl’s Collectible Culture from Mississaga Street to its new Front Street shop and many even volunteered to help set up the new store.
If one thing has defined the video game industry over the past five years more than anything else–more than the games themselves, the achievements and the money made–it’s layoffs. As platform holders and studio owners (especially those in the AAA space) become increasingly fixated on short-term profits, the people actually making video games have somehow…
The past four weeks have been something of a wake-up call for the video game industry. You’ve read the headlines, so you know the deal by now:AI advancements spearheaded by Claude Opus 5.5 have turned the world of coding on its axis. Decompilations that used to take months, or even years, are now being pumped…
David Henrie may have been a wizard on screen, but his Disney paychecks didn’t work any magic. The actor revealed that he gets “nothing really” in residuals from Wizards of Waverly Place, while a different TV role still pays off big.
|| Employees at Lotte Department Store’s Busan flagship showcase Nintendo merchandise at the Nintendo store in “Fandom Space,” an IP-dedicated zone on the first basement level. Courtesy of Lotte Department Store
No disrespect to your brain or anything, but we have noticed that it’s lack ofinteresting pop culture-related tidbits have caused it to shrivel up a tad. We’re just concerned is all.
The ARKTIKON contemporary culture festival brought together anime, video game, and manga fans in Norilsk for two days. The expanded format of this edition received a positive assessment from attendees. The event combined activities typical of fan culture, from cosplay to the consumption of Japanese digital leisure, and consolidated a meeting space for the local…
The Prince George’s County Council gave final approval Tuesday to a deal committing the county to financing up to $215 million to help bring the proposed $1.4 billion Sphere entertainment venue to National Harbor.
The partnering continues! White Ash Comics, a respected indie comics shingle run by Charlie Stickney, is joining IDW as an imprint, with Stickney as publisher and CEO, Conor Hughes (Void Rivals) as CCO, Nicole D’Andrialeading editorial, Tango heading design, and Travis Escarfullery in charge of production.