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Disney had a rough couple decades after the untimely death of its founder and namesake, Walt Disney, in 1966. Deprived of Disney’s leadership and vision, the company floundered, unable to adapt to rapidly changing tastes and audience sensibilities. Nowhere was this more apparent than in their response to the era-defining success of Star Warsin 1977.…

We know that Japan and North America are both absolutely huge regions for Nintendo in terms of audience size and support, but there are plenty of other places where Nintendo fans are passionate and their products do big numbers. Brazil happens to be one of those places and now Nintendo is making a point to…

It has become an unspoken birthday ritual for Dhruva Sarja: it rains during the occasion, and yet his fans brave the weather to meet him in person. “Every single year, it rains without fail. Braving this downpour, my VIPs—my fans—stand here to shower their blessings. There is no greater joy,” said Dhruva, whose upcoming film…

Twitch viewers spent over 8.6 billion hours watching gaming content between January 1 and September 1, 2026, according to the platform’s inaugural State of Gaming report released on September 9, 2026. The figures highlight total viewership across global markets, even as competing streaming services like Kick and YouTube Gaming record steady growth.

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FLOW has built a career on anime themes that outlast the shows they score. The Japanese rock quintet, active for more than two decades, writes opening sequences that find their audiences through repetition rather than algorithms. Their newest single arrives on the same terms.

From L to R: Producer Munegowda, a poster for Ayogya 2, director Mahesh Kumar Updated on: 05 Aug 2026, 10:19 am

Juliette Lewis discusses playing Crystal in Apple TV’s Cape Fear after appearing in Martin Scorsese’s 1991 movie of the same name.