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The latest breakdown of La Manga’s Estacio drawbridge has reignited calls for a permanent alternative, with residents, businesses and boating groups increasingly frustrated by the problems caused by the ageing crossing.   The bridge, which connects the northern and southern parts of La Manga over the channel between the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean, has…

The manga that defined psychological thriller shōnen at its peak returned to Weekly Shonen Jump today with “War vs. Peace,” a 36-page canonical sequel set in the year 2050 — the first story to advance the timeline of The Promised Neverland’s universe since the original series concluded in June 2020. Written by Kaiu Shirai and…

Thirteen episodes of MAO dropped on Hulu at midnight PT today — August 24, 2026 — and what English-speaking audiences are gaining access to is not simply the latest anime from the creator of InuYasha. Rumiko Takahashi has embedded six independently verifiable scientific and historical systems inside a story that presents as supernatural folklore: a…

Live-action anime adaptations have long carried a bad reputation, and often for good reason, as many such projects are considered some of the worst movies of all time. That’s why the upcoming Naruto film has been met with a fair share of skepticism.

Three theme parks will be built near Paris as part of a €6bn (£5.13bn) deal agreed between France and Saudi Arabia.

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From GKIDS, Hideaki Anno’s 26-episode landmark anime arrives in both Japanese and Classic English dub, alongside ‘The End of Evangelion’ and ‘Evangelion: Death (True)2;’ stream September 1.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund on Monday signed an agreement with the French government to invest $7 billion in creating three manga-themed amusement parks north-east of Paris.

At the close of One Piece Day ’26 on August 23, 2026, Toei Animation and Eiichiro Oda announced something that would have seemed impossible for most of One Piece’s theatrical history: a film whose events will actually count. One Piece Film: God Valley, confirmed for a Summer 2027 Japan release, will be the franchise’s first…

A major movie released in Japan earlier this year, and now Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment have confirmed that they will soon be bringing it to the United States with an official theatrical release. The last few years have been great for anime projects in theaters, and many of them have found a lot of…