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Apple is preparing to launch two new smartwatch models this September but consumers hoping for a radical aesthetic overhaul will need to wait, Bloomberg reports.

Apple TV paid a visit to San Diego Comic-Con, hosting a two-hour panel and revealing new trailers for “Dark Matter,” “Neuromancer,” and the loosely toy-based “Matchbox The Movie.”

Marvel Studios made a significant impact at San Diego Comic-Con, revealing ‘Ghost Rider,’ led by Ryan Gosling and directed by Shawn Levy, and ‘Black Panther 3,’ set for a December 15, 2028 release. David Jonsson will portray the new T’Challa, succeeding Chadwick Boseman.

The Netflix drama, which stars Josh Duhamel, Minka Kelly, and more, premiered a new batch of episodes on Thursday (July 23).

Popularized between 2020 and 2021, the “BookTok” hashtag was used as a way to connect readers through a shared love of literature. By 2026, this community has expanded, sharing their love of books to now include new obsessions on the screen.

Prime Video has expanded its romance lineup with “Every Year After,” a series adaptation of Carley Fortune’s hit novel “Every Summer After.” Spanning a 15-year timeline, the first season follows obituary writer Percy Fraser (Sadie Soverall) as she returns to her hometown for a funeral. While working through her own grief from a tragic loss,…

Though he’ll always be best known as The Skipper from “Gilligan’s Island,” Alan Hale Jr. is somewhat of Western legend. Simply by dint of coming to prominence at a time when the genre was the most popular form of entertainment, Hale Jr. was as familiar with the Old West as any Western icon. In fact,…

For the first generation of South Asian migrants to the UK, dedicated radio and television broadcasts by the BBC were a lifeline.

A French action thriller jumped to No. 1 on Netflix’s worldwide television chart within a day of its release.

For context, it’s long been common for TV shows and movies to edit actors’ skin digitally in post-production. Visual effects artist Rod Maxwell told Allure in 2021, “For our modern day audiences, films and television are akin to covers of magazines where women and men go, ‘That’s not fair. I can’t look like that.’ And then you…