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The hype for “Avengers: Doomsday” is at an all-time high now that we’re less than two months away from the film’s release. But it’s not as if the movie has had an easy road to this point. Robert Downey Jr.’s casting as Victor Von Doom prompted accusations of desperation back in 2024, and more recently,…
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Sucker Punch, the Sony-owned studio behind Ghost Of Tsushima and Ghost Of Yotei, is the latest developer of critically acclaimed games to face layoffs.
Chrishell Stause and partner G Flip have split after more than four years together.
It’s been three years since Matthew Perry passed away, but his sister, Mia Perry Bowick, says she still feels his presence.
Ikuo Hachiya will be returning to Shonen Jump with a brand new manga after the cancellation of Ice-Head Gill. Launched in 1968, Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump eventually became the best-selling manga magazine of all time thanks to the success of several iconic series, including Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto, and many more. However, the number of successful series in the magazine is significantly…
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Among the many upcoming titles within the Archie Comics relaunch, perhaps the most interesting remains Archie in Hell. from writer Patrick Horavath and artistTyler Crook. A more satanic engagement with the characters (though that’s not really a new thing when it comes to Archie), the series has our lovable hero confront craven cultists, devilish demons,…
What’s coming to Netflix in November 2026? TVLine has rounded up the streamer’s upcoming English-language releases, including new and returning series, original movies, documentaries, reality shows, and notable library additions.
The box office may have been lit up by talking space rocks, Greek legends, wall-crawling superheroes and unhealthy relationships this year, but the biggest media release of 2026 — and maybe any year — is still to come. And it won’t be at the movie theater.