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Ever since “Lanterns” Episode 1 delivered its twist ending, it’s been clear the show is not telling a traditional Green Lantern story. The HBO series began by killing off Kyle Chandler’s Hal Jordan, upsetting many fans in the process and delighting many others who were intrigued by where this new take on the source material…

The Toronto International Film Festival brought to the spotlight gripping documentaries and discussions. Alex Gibney’s film on Elon Musk explores the power dynamics of technology elites, while Cynthia Erivo’s ‘Prima Facie’ inspires conversations on sexual violence. Celebrities walked the red carpet, including Sylvester Stallone with a film depicting his real-life Rocky story.

For decades, “comic books” and “super-heroes” have been synonymous. But for a few years in the 1950s, the super-hero genre looked like a fad of the previous decade, soon to be relegated to a footnote in the history of the medium. In July of 1956, over one hundred and seventy comic book titles were published.…

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has shared the first glimpse of her family life in the UK after returning to Prince Harry’s native country with their children, Archie and Lilibet, according to E! News. 

DC Comics was able to make superheroes into household names starting in the late ’30s and has introduced readers to numerous different characters in their stories. There’s the heroes and the villains, of course, but then just below them and just as important is the supporting cast. These side characters are often just a fun…

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Mark Bagley Original Art Sketch Cover From DNX #1 Blind Bag For $1000 on eBay… will they get it? Will you?

Nikkhil on Revolutionaries, patriotism & why he refuses to separate politics from art

With Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Warson the way, we’re searching for every little morsel of context possible.

Australian media small caps have had a thin few years, so a company deliberately getting bigger stands out. Sports Entertainment Group (ASX:SEG) reported its FY2026 result in late August before progressing an equity raising and shareholder approvals to help fund the Acquisition of MediaWorks. The combination of operational growth, acquisition funding and a broader media…