Browsing: Creators & Fan Culture

Whether we like it or not, entertainment has become the continuing education for most of America’s adult population. I’m sure I’m not the only one who learned about the Tulsa Race Massacre from the Watchmen TV series, or the crimes against the Osage Tribal Nation from Killers of the Flower Moon. There’s a whole slew…

FAN CULTURE. Fan accounts of Chinese-Canadian pop star Kris Wu, who was detained on suspicion of sexual assault, were shut down by China.

Popplanet Inc. launched the fandom platform “FANDORA” in April as the first step toward realizing a fandom universe that connects global fandom culture, represented by K-pop, and AI idol culture under a single worldview.

|| Kakao Entertainment said on Sept. 13 that co-CEO Chang Yoon-jung discussed the influence of K-culture and future growth strategies at the Milken Institute Asia Summit held on Sept. 8. Photo courtesy of Kakao Entertainment

“Take note that this story will be dealing with real isolationist tribes in Papua New Guinea who deliberately avoid contact with the outside world. I’ve tried to convey their native garb as accurately as possible based on photos I found online.”

The comics industry can be an inhospitable place. On top of the rigors of producing work they can be proud of and cultivating editorial relationships that can secure future work, comic creators now must also become their own brand ambassadors, publicists, and business representatives.

It was a Community reunion at New York Comic-Con 2026 as stars Joel McHale, Danny Pudi, Jim Rash, and Ken Jeong joined TV Insider in-studio for an exclusive interview moments after their panel.

VHO – Appearing on the “Fandom Universe” program, JSOL presented a relatable and sincere image as he shared about the ups and downs in his career, the pressure that once made him want to give up music, and his special affection for the SONIC fan community.

In the old days, younger generations had to use their creativity to invent games to play — making faces to make each other laugh, using low benches as hurdles in race competitions, and taking turns bending down while others jumped over them. Playgrounds were shared courtyards or long alleyways.

Central Michigan University forward Bri Eckenroth stares into the distance during the field hockey game against Longwood atCristy Freese Field on Friday, Oct. 9, 2026. (CM-Life | Gregory Janesak)