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DC Comics created the superhero back in 1938 (yes, I know how many times I’ve used this beginning for an article; I have a really good memory), presenting a new kind of pulp hero to the world. Superman was joined by Batman, and then the floodgates open, with Alan Scott’s Green Lantern, Jay Garrick’s the…
Sports media personality Colin Cowherdis seemingly very pleased with the news of Donna Millsplanning to start an OnlyFans account.
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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is opening up about the cancellation of his Marvel TV series Wonder Man.
Walking through the cavernous exhibit hall of the San Diego Convention Center, dodging thousands of attendees clad in meticulously crafted spandex, foam armor, and wizard robes, it is easy to assume you have left reality behind. Yet, against the backdrop of the 2026 Comic-Con International, the line between science fiction fantasy and the daily grind…
Netflix’s South African drama “The Polygamist” has become one of the streamer’s biggest international word-of-mouth hits, climbing the charts far beyond Africa and turning its lead characters into global talking points about relationships and emotional abuse.
Collectors coming to the 2026 National will be looking for grails, GOATs, and other cards to add to their personal collections. One of the highlights of each year’s National is the exclusive cards that are available only at the National. Whether it’s Upper Deck, Topps, Wild Card, or Panini, collectors look forward each year to…
Have you all recovered from Comic-Con yet? Along with plenty of exciting DC comic book news, we got a new trailer for Lanterns. I was excited about the upcoming superhero crime drama before, but now my excitement has multiplied a thousandfold. (And I’m not the only one, if the trailer’s YouTube comments are any indication.)
With the blockbuster success of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” Greek mythology is once again having a major pop-culture moment. Though the pantheon of gods, demigods, heroes, and Titans has existed for thousands of years, there are surprisingly few TV shows that actually take advantage of this rich and layered cultural history.
In 2018, Dr. David Suskind, a pediatric gastroenterologist at Seattle Children’s, realized his young patients often left the exam room without a clear understanding of their condition. Despite his best efforts, the medical talk was boring or overwhelming.