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Teferi Akosa Year One in Magic: The Gathering: Mage Of Zhalfir by Ray Fawkes, Rapha Lobosco and Jão Canola from Dark Horse Comics in 2027
Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.
The 39th Tokyo International Film Festival has announced a slate of cultural programs running alongside its main competition, headlined by a 13-film retrospective honoring Mizoguchi Kenji on the 70th anniversary of his death, a symposium exploring a potential new international anime award, and a 10th-anniversary celebration of its Teens Cinema Workshop.
The streaming service has announced it has given a series order to New Money, a half-hour comedy series created, written and starring Jury Duty and St. Denis Medical actor Leeper.
1,900 Blizzard workers have ratified a contract with protections around job security, remote work, wages, and the right to bargain over AI.Mother Jones illustration; Getty
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Indofood’s Pop Mie has teamed up with Pokémon to create a playful new Special Edition that blends global pop culture with innovative noodle experiences. Under the theme “Catch the Taste, Boost Your Mood,” the collaboration introduces two bold cup noodle variants designed to surprise fans with unique flavours and toppings:
This National Comic Book Day, Time Out Durban chatted to the owners of Project Mayhem, KZN’s only traditional comic bookstore, about this growing trend.
New film Primetime, with Robert Pattinson, centres on the divisive series which performed sting operations on would-be abusers. A ratings hit, it caused much debate about TV ethics.
Back in 2023, reports first popped up claiming that an anime adaptation based on FromSoftware’s excellent Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice was in the works. Two years later the project was officially announced in the form of Sekiro: No Defeat. Set to be distributed by Crunchyroll, the 8-episode series has finally gotten an official premiere date.