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Who would have guessed that a print-on-demand publisher would be home to an unexpected surge of interest in old, long-forgotten comic strips?

Shriya Pilgaonkar says Mirzapur: The Movie’s R100 crore success has changed how the industry views her. After years of OTT work, she says the film’s theatrical response has given her a new kind of validation and helped her move beyond being seen only as a digital star

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Norway bids farewell to King Harald V, a beloved monarch known for his reformative spirit, in a grand ceremony on Wednesday. The somber event concludes a 13-day national mourning period as Norway reflects on the king’s extensive reign.

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Somebody who has strong opinions about Cherry MX switch actuation force is not, statistically speaking, somebody who wears cologne. I say this with love, having been both people at different points. Igor Mitin’s PUSHHH concept ignores that overlap problem entirely and builds a perfume around the keyboard key, putting a chunky square cap on the…

Sometimes, trips through our childhood bookshelves uncover the fact that the best life philosophies were in front of us all along. Wisdom was buried in the brightly colored pages of books meant for and about kids, written by brilliant authors and thinkers such as Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein, and, of course, Charles M. Schulz, the…

Developers hope to transform nearly 85 acres along Village Parkway into a dining, retail, entertainment destination PrevNextWPTV A nearly 85-acre entertainment district is in the works in Port St. Lucie along Village Parkway in the Tradition community, and developers say new restaurants and stores could arrive sooner than expected. Posted and last updated

Long before musicians routinely turned their lives into graphic novels, Johnny Cash was already telling his story in comic book form. Now, a largely forgotten artifact from the Man in Black’s career is getting a second life.

Sophie Cunningham. Image via: Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Earlier this year, Sophie Cunningham made it clear that her ambitions stretch well beyond the basketball court. The Indiana Fever star signed with 3 Arts Sports in January 2026, adding a major entertainment-focused partnership to a career that already includes professional basketball and podcasting. The move signals a…