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It’s been over thirty years since Disney ventured into the streets of New York City to introduce the now-beloved cast of Gargoyles. While the series might have been a part of the Disney Afternoon line-up, Gargoyleswas easily the most “adult” show that was released as part of the programming block. While the show did receive…

Martha Stewart is not entirely convinced Meghan Markle’s path into the lifestyle world adds up.

The TikToker left little to the imagination when she stepped out wearing a scarlet, see-through gown from Yves Saint Laurent’s spring/summer 2006 collection at Variety’s Power of Young Hollywood 2026 event on Aug. 5.

It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly fifteen years since comic book legend Joe Kubertpassed away. With a career that spanned generations, Kubert helped define the visual language of comic book storytelling through his groundbreaking work on a myriad of characters including Sgt. Rock, Hawkman, Enemy Ace, Ragman, Tarzan, and many others. His dynamic artwork, unforgettable covers,…

Posted in: Comics, Conventions, Events, Marvel Comics, Pop Culture, san diego comic con | Tagged: jay and silent bob, kevin smith

There are several UK-based Kickstarter projects running right now that have caught our attention, including the just-launched Adventures on Bannerman Road, a 20th anniversary celebration of the Doctor Who spin-off, The Sarah Jane Adventures, and others…

Welcome to Fantastic Five, where we shout out the best comics of the week! This week saw two new indie series kicking off, a new take on Power Rangers, and heavy hitters from the Big Two. Let’s get to the books!

Cullen Bunn is busy. The writer’s list of credits runs the gamut for publishers such as Marvel and DC to Dynamite, Oni Press, and more. Now, Bunn has found a home with Ignition Press.

Posted in: Comics, Movies | Tagged: Art Spiegelman, Edinburgh Film Festival, harvey kurtzman, john cleese, Little Annie Fanny, Mad Magazine, matt groening, robert crumb, terry gilliam

Simon Vigar, author of “The Four Wives of Windsor,” explains why Prince Harry expected a half-in, half-out role and what led to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s exit from royal duties.