Author: James
If you’re wondering what big spin Mike Flanagan will bring to his long-gestating Dark TowerTV series, it sounds like he won’t have one.
Backwards compatibility is a key part of modern gaming consoles. Diehard gamers often salivate over the chance to dive back into titles from past generations–especially if they haven’t been remade or ported to modern consoles. In the current selection of hardware for sale, the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PlayStation 5 are backwards…
Roland has released two new electronic drum kits this month, offering new options for drummers to practice their skills in smaller spaces.
Marvel Comics and Williams Racing join forces to bring the high-speed excitement of Formula 1 to the Marvel Universe in IRON MAN: RACING TOWARDS DOOM #1, an all-new one-shot
Sidney Greenbush recalls behind-the-scenes memories with the “Little House on the Prairie” cast and explains why she stepped away from acting. Greenbush is the author of a new children’s book, “Seven Sisters – The Lantern of Humanity.”
Ming-Na Wen wants to make sure Street Fighterfans know their history as it pertains to the first movie adaptation of the classic video game franchise.
First we got the adventures of Murderbot in book form (novellas and then novels). Then we got some snazzy, full-cast audio adaptations. Then a TV series (with a second season on the way!) Now, we’re getting a graphic novel adaptation of Murderbot thanks to the folks at Cosmic Lighthouse, which is launching a Kickstarter for…
It’s Saturday, meaning it’s time for another end-of-week roundup of everything new on Netflix US! After last week’s enormous 65-title haul, things have calmed down a little on the numbers front, but what the week lacks in volume it more than makes up for in star power. Over the past seven days, 44 new releases…
The Echo Aycomb will sell the Xbox-compatible version of its compact flight sim controller for $179.99 in the US from November 20. When we first covered it in July, the company had only promised a fall release and wasn’t taking preorders
The King of Pop’s next chapter just scored a $30.8 million boost from California. On Oct. 7, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office announced tax credits for 35 films, with Michael 2 securing the second-largest allocation behind an untitled Pixar project.