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It’s finally here. The Virginia Tech Hokies will begin the 2026 season on Saturday, when the VMI Keydets make the short trip down Interstate 81 to Lane Stadium. It will be the first meeting since 1984, when the Hokies won 54-7. Believe it or not, the Hokies and Keydets were once conference rivals in the…

The Texas Rangers have a chance to prove they’re not only contenders to make the playoffs, but they could also make it out of the American League.

On September 3, Dungeons and Dragons announced a death and a resurrection. The Forgotten Realms Netflix show that entered development last year is dead, and from its ashes rises a new project. We’re officially getting a live-action Ravenloft Netflix series, starring D&D’s own Strahd von Zarovich.

Over the hottest British summer since records began, the notion of rain (what is that?), chilly nights, indulgent knitwear and cosying up in front of the telly felt very far away. But the leaves have started to fall from the trees, and the new season is officially here, bringing with it a terrific roster of…

Marvel Studios is ending a six-year era of storytelling in the MCU that took place on Disney+. Since the streaming service’s launch in 2019, Disney has called for new streaming content from its subsidiaries, including Marvel Studios, to fill the platform. This caused the MCU to diverge into interconnected television series alongside its films for…

From a Hawkins return to a chocolate factory competition series (that looks unhinged in the best way), here’s what you should add to your queue.

A faith-forward fantasy series is proving that audiences still have an appetite for stories shaped by Christianity, sacrifice and the spiritual foundations of Western civilization.

As much as their adaptations have struggled on the big screen, the world of DC Comics has absolutely thrived on television. From the dawn of the DC Animated Universe to the sunset of the Arrowverse, comic book fans have often looked to the small screen for the best adaptations of their favorite characters — especially…

The Television Academy tonight honored outstanding artistic and technical achievement in television during night one of the 78th Emmy Awards at the Peacock Theater at L.A. LIVE in downtown Los Angeles. The ceremony, which kicked off the 78th Emmys, recognized many talented artists and craftspeople in variety, reality and nonfiction series in such categories as cinematography, costumes, casting,…

If Raymond Gutierrez looks familiar to those watching “Lioness” on Paramount+ for the first time, there’s a good reason. Introduced in Season 2 as a Drug Enforcement Administration agent tailing Joe (Zoe Saldaña), Gutierrez later provides the team with intel and is interrogated by the CIA as a suspected mole. Actor Kirk Acevedo has appeared…