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Will there be another season of Pop Culture Jeopardy!? Answer: What is … we’re not sure yet

If there’s one thing the World Cup has brought to Dallas beyond the matches themselves, it’s a steady stream of memorable events that have transformed the city into a celebration of global culture. Few examples have captured that energy better than theFIFA Fan Festival concerts at Dos Equis Pavilion in Fair Park

Following its first-ever Eisner Award nomination, Clover Press has announced a new creator-owned imprint, The Fourth Leaf, just in time for the publisher’s appearance at San Diego Comic-Con 2026. Today, The Beat can reveal the first three titles from the new imprint, all of which will hit Kickstarter later this year

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Five years in the making, ABC30’s award-winning documentary series “Killer High” is now streaming on Hulu, bringing viewers an unprecedented look at the fentanyl epidemic through the stories of grieving families, people in recovery, law enforcement, medical experts and researchers

2027 is about to be out of this world after tons of new Lego Star Wars sets were leaked, featuring iconic posters, helmets, and a new tribute

I’ve been covering virtual reality since the original Oculus Rift Development Kit launched more than a decade ago. Since then, I’ve tested every major VR headset, including experimental AR devices like Google Glass and the Microsoft HoloLens (not to mention the growing variety of smart glasses). These days, there are headsets in every shape, size,…

Watch:‘Big Bang Theory’s Johnny Galecki Shares Rare Glimpse of His Wife and Kids at Disney World

MSG—or Madison Square Garden—has been in the news a lot as of late. Of course, there were the celeb-packed Knicks games. Then, earlier this week, someone named Taylor married someone named Travis there. And now, music icon Bon Jovi is performing a whopping nine sold-out shows at the Garden

On this episode of Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich, we expose ESPN’s broken, narrative-driven coverage of Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark as the fading network hypocritically sabotages the WNBA’s most popular asset