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During a panel for the upcoming sequel to the 1987 “Star Wars” parody film “Spaceballs” at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, Rick Moranis, who played the hilarious spoof on Darth Vader, made a special appearance.
Tickets Go on Sale Worldwide Aug. 7 for the Iconic Movie’s Remastered 4K 40th Anniversary Theatrical Return, Featuring a Never-Before-Seen Chapter After the Credits
Attendees from San Diego, dressed as members of SHIELD from the Marvel universe pose, for a photo during preview night of Comic-Con.
There was a time when “Star Wars” fans wondered why there was any point in looking into the backstory of Cassian Andor (Diego Luna). After seeing him get (spoilers) turned to ash in the final moments of “Star Wars: Rogue One,” just how much story was left to tell about the angriest member of this…
Camosun Innovates is launching an innovative applied research project to expand access to the acclaimed Virtual Reality Witness Blanket. (Black Press Media file photo)
‘Lanterns’ Shines Bright At San Diego Comic-Con With New Footage, Sinestro Reveal And Surprise Guest
Extended footage, a first look at Sinestro and a surprise appearance from Nathan Fillion headline DC Studios’ Hall H presentation. July 25, 2026 Spread the love
We’re back with a brand-new Now Playing! Once again, our intrepid team of writers is enjoying all manner of games, from the Japanese super-franchise Persona to an indie puzzle platformer made by a three-person team. No matter what we’re playing, we want to share with you and maybe send you down the path to try something…
Amid recent student protests, Vijay Varma has clarified that a social media post discussing reservation, privilege and equal opportunities was not shared by him. Responding to the confusion around the message, the actor took to X and wrote, “I never posted this. This is all false”
96-Page Hardcover Transforms the Band’s Landmark Album Into a Dark Supernatural Story
The Mii-chan and Miss Yamada manga will receive an anime adaptation in 2027. A special promotional video and a celebratory illustration and message from original creator Nene Azuki were released alongside the announcement. Details about the staff and cast will be revealed at a later date.