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Anime NYC has just wrapped up its 2026 event with so many anticipated panels from the publishers that got fans excited for what’s to come! Crossed Hearts’s industry panel was full to the brim with new exciting titles and projects.
After last week’s drop of new Twilightfigures, Funko is launching even more nostalgic collectibles this week with a lineup of The Hunger GamesFunko Pops.
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Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and Jane Fonda were among those to pay tribute following the death of Dolly Parton, the beloved country music icon, philanthropist and actor, who died at 80.
Following the death of beloved country music icon Dolly Parton, the TODAY family took a trip down memory lane to reflect on the many ways she had touched their lives.
Grand Theft Auto 6 maker Rockstar Games has issued a statement addressing a series of leaked videos showing the upcoming blockbuster video game.
The gaming industry continues to evolve rapidly as players increasingly gravitate toward immersive digital experiences, live-service content and user-generated platforms. Against this backdrop, Snail, Inc. SNAL and Roblox Corporation RBLX offer investors two distinct ways to participate in the sector’s growth.
Garth Ennis and John McCrea, the creators of DC’s Hitman, are reteaming at Image Comics on The Snail, a “disturbing” and “psychedelic” comic from the horror imprint Ninth Circle. Colored by Jack Davies, and lettered by Rob Steen, the 40-page one-shot revolves around a down-on-his-luck loser, who is approached by… a talking snail.
Playwright Kate Cortesi has created and written Mad Love, a new six-part romantic comedy-drama series that has just been greenlit at Disney+ The series is produced by Element Pictures, the Fremantle company behind Normal People, and Sinestra
Call it Blue-Black, “comic-book color” or the “Superman shade”—a rich, jewel-toned black with a cool, glossy blue undertone, emerging as one of the must-haves this fall in Los Angeles, according to celebrity colorist Chad Kenyon, who is fielding the fever.