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Fans worried about DC Studios’ Lanterns release schedule can finally rejoice. Fans have been wondering for months whether all of its episodes will drop at once on HBO. James Gunn has assured that won’t be the case. Like the previous DCU TV shows, Gunn announced that Lanterns will air episodes weekly.
A Silsbee collectibles shop owner is preparing to welcome customers back after a burglary he said caused about $100,000 in losses and forced major security upgrades ahead of a planned grand reopening.
I love a good “what if?” story. When done right, it’s fun to see how one little change in a familiar character’s history or in a well-known storyline can drastically change everything. This works especially well when done in standalone issues, as Marvel has done countless times over the years in their What If…? comics…
Suki Waterhouse was asked if she aligns with Team Edward or Team Jacob in a recent interview.
When Sony announced last month that they were transitioning to a disc-less gaming future with PlayStation consoles, some gamers might have thought that this meant a lot more gamers would be moving to PC, given that, at the very least, players can choose which digital storefront to buy their games from instead of being monopolized…
Crunchyroll’s Anime Nights theatrical event will be screening the South Korean animated featureYour Letterin select North American theaters on August 17, 2026. It will be presented in its original Korean language with English subtitles.
100 Bullets: The US of Anger #2 finds Lono crashing a funeral as America burns, because nothing says respect like showing up uninvited.
Earlier this month, Marvel dropped a major trailer for December’s Avengers: Doomsday, the first film in the Avengersseries since 2019. But the latest key entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is already here: Spider-Man: Brand New Day has arrived in theaters. It might achieve box office history.
Attention, New Yorkers: a few new movie theater popcorn buckets are heading your way!
The future of gaming is going to be all digital, whether anyone likes it or not. Chris Parker/CNET