Author: James
It’s Comic Con Friday, so things in San Diego are picking up steam. Tonight: Spaceballs. Right now: Coyote vs Acme. As a lifelong Looney Tunes fan, I am just so, so happy this movie was saved from David Zaslav’s weird anti-toon agenda, and that it is being supported so well by its new distributors, Ketchup…
San Diego’s new geofence blocks Uber and Lyft pickups on Fifth Avenue between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. on weekends, forcing riders to walk to 1 of 14 designated pickup spots.
Two Indian creators behind the pen name masterlynx have reached Japan’s manga industry with their manga Kung Fu Kung Fool. Their series began serialization on KADOKAWA’s manga portal Kadocomi on May 15, 2026.
Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to one count of affray a year after being charged for an incident in a London nightclub.
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