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SAN MATEO, Calif., Sept. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Studio Jadu today announced the formal launch of the first ever creator-first animation studio, designed to back small bands and solo independent artists to produce original shows, build fandoms, and participate in the economic value their work generates while retaining artistic control.

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Labubu is making the leap from the blind box to the big screen, with POP MART working with Sony on a movie for its breakout character.

Welsh arts-in-health charity Re-Live are about to launch Here & Now Issue 1, their latest life story comic.

Pohl, a popular model and DJ, was spotted in LSU Tigers gear at Saturday’s game. The Tigers topped Texas A&M in blowout fashion. LSU dominated Texas A&M, 35-6, on Saturday afternoon.

LICAF, the power house behind this coming weekend’s Lakes International Comic Art Festival in Kendal, have announced illustrators Guy Parsons and Liza Pink Dangerfield to as part of its Fellowship programme, delivered in partnership with Cumbria Arts & Culture Network’s “See It to Be It” programme.

Pop star Ellie Gouldinghas been praised by LGBTQ+ fans after publicly calling out an anti-trans comment from one of her followers on social media.

Sports influencer marketing works differently from a standard creator campaign because the audience is rarely following the creator for content alone. Fans are following a team, athlete, competition, training journey, rivalry, identity, or community that already carries emotional weight. The brand enters that relationship after the trust has been built, which makes creator fit more…

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Cartoonist Matt Bors has teamed with artist Tristan Wright to create a new comic book version of the early 90s TV kids’ cartoon series “The Toxic Crusaders.” While the cartoon series was edgy for a children’s TV show, this new comic book version is for adults and is more explicitly political, with its gross-out humor…