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The official X account for the Mii-chan and Yamada-san anime released a statement on July 27 addressing its adaptation.

San Diego Comic-Con was a hub of entertainment news as Indian actors Ranbir Kapoor and Yash graced the event to promote their upcoming film ‘Ramayana’. The duo’s presence marked a global push for the film, which is an adaptation of the revered Hindu epic.

Here’s something you don’t hear very often, especially in a month as destructive as the one Xbox is having: Microsoft is seemingly uncancelling something; specifically its previously announced and then subsequently abandoned Age of Empires 3 DLC, which is now set to arrive this September.

Earlier this month, Roblox Corporation introduced Build, a mobile-first creation tab with integrated AI tools that let users generate playable game prototypes from text prompts directly in the core app, while linking work seamlessly with Roblox Studio and offering both free and paid tiers.

The entertainment industry faced significant events this week, from personal tragedies to corporate challenges. Mary Jo Shannon, the matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, passed away at age 91, leaving her family and fans in mourning.

Story by  PTI | Posted by  Vidushi Gaur | Date 17-07-2026 Filmmaker Kiran Rao and activist Sonam Wangchuk

Robloxhas launched Family Zone, an interactive experience that helps parents and caregivers understand the platform alongside their children. Released July 14, 2026, and developed with MindTrust, it combines platform education with broader lessons on online safety.

Sony has been facing growing backlash ever since it announced that it will stop releasing physical PlayStation games starting in January 2028. Many fans hoped the company would reconsider its decision after the negative reaction from the community, but so far, Sony has shown no signs of changing course. And amid the ongoing criticism surrounding…

Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Stephen Miran discusses the correlation between housing prices and immigration, possible future rate cuts and more on ‘The Story.’