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Paramount is entangled in a high-stakes legal battle with California Attorney General Rob Bonta over a $1.88 billion bond related to the Warner Bros. Discovery merger case. The bond is meant to shield Paramount from financial setbacks stemming from the potential delay of its competitive positioning against streaming giants Netflix and Disney.

Pitchfork magazine reports musician and comic book writer Max Bemis has been accused of sending inappropriate messages to teenage girls. The allegations surfaced after purported screenshots were posted to the subreddit for his band Say Anything. The report was published after Say Anything announced on Instagram (on August 29) that Bemis had canceled a series…

The British press may be tying itself in knots over Meghan Markle’s latest batch of As Ever jam—and melting down over whatever tea Prince Harry happens to be drinking on any given afternoon—but there’s some considerably more serious royal business happening in London.

Z2 Comics, in partnership with the Estate of Johnny Cash, will bring a remarkable and largely forgotten piece of American pop culture back into print with the republication of a little-known comic book written and self-funded by the legendary Johnny Cash in 1976. The comic, titled HELLO, I’M Johnny Cash, represents one of the earliest—and…

The birthday mood was all about music, women and Punjabi pride for Jasmine Sandlas. The singer, who turned a year older on September 4, celebrated the occasion in Malta with a performance that clearly meant more to her than just another show.

Family Man author Dylan Meconis at work in Helioscope’s shared space. Image: Michael Raines

The Venice Film Festival witnessed a stirring unveiling as director Alex Gibney premiered his extensive documentary on Elon Musk, the tech mogul and business magnate. The nearly four-hour-long film tracks Musk’s journey from his early days in the dotcom boom to becoming a highly influential global figure.

Marvel Comics made a huge splash in 1961, when they released Fantastic Four #1 and started the modern Marvel Universe. Unlike DC, who had been doing superhero comics non-stop since the Golden Age, they were basically starting from scratch, having to create all-new heroes and villains. They made their heroes more human and did much…

Andrew Garfield steps into OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s shoes in the first teaser for Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial, and the result is foreboding.

A superfan’s dream weekend turns deadly in Fixation #1, where IDW’s true-crime thriller proves that Blood Mountain fandom really can be murder.