Browsing: Digital Culture

Spider-Noir, the Prime Video series, has been cancelled after a single season despite a big viewership and a large number of Emmy nominations.

Mel Gibson has apologized for seemingly mocking an ASL interpreter onstage at Fan Expo Canada over the weekend.

Big Tigger won’t be being prosecuted on aggravated battery and third-degree child cruelty charges, ending the criminal case involving his wife, Alicia Brown.

K-pop in Hungary has moved far beyond fan playlists and dance covers. What began as a niche passion among teenagers has grown into a vibrant community that leads young Hungarians towards Korean language, food, fashion, travel and even performance. In an interview with Daily News Hungary, Yu Hye Ryong, Director of the Korean Cultural Center…

Ryan Reynolds beat his longtime friend and on-screen rival Hugh Jackman in a head-to-head celebrity sailboat race in Valencia, Spain this week.

The fight over Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s estate is heating up again. His mother, Pamela Warner, is pushing back against claims made by his widow, Tenisha Warner, and says Tenisha rejected an attempt to resolve their multimillion-dollar dispute outside of court—even as Pamela moves forward with a separate settlement involving Warner’s 9-year-old daughter, MacKenzie.

People visit a touring exhibition launched by Pop Mart at the Oriental Pearl Tower in east China’s Shanghai, Sept. 3, 2026. Chinese pop culture giant Pop Mart launched a touring exhibition on Monday, with Shanghai as its first stop. Running until November 1, the exhibition uses the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Shanghai No.1 Department…

Harry Potter actress Miriam Margolyes is facing backlash after making racist comments about Black television host Andi Peters’ skin color and ancestry during a live appearance on This Morning—including assuming he was biracial and describing him with a derogatory term historically used for light-skinned Black people.

Nigerian gaming creator Zeus has received recognition as a gaming influencer during an engagement involving the Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, marking another milestone for the growing gaming and esports community in Nigeria.

Jeff Sneider has apologized to Inde Navarrette and deleted the posts in which he said the actress could be subjected to “non-stop rumors” if her representatives continued ignoring him. The reversal came following the coverage of Sneider’s comments, which drew widespread attention on Friday, September 4.