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Director Lance Oppenheim received a birthday gift from his wife in 2024: a cameo from Chris Hansen, former host of “To Catch a Predator.” In Oppenheim’s words, “You could pay this guy $40, and he would pretend you were a potential predator, then go on to advertise his new investigations.” 

Here’s a partnership I didn’t have on my bingo card: Critical Role and hololive are teaming up.

Cantona James hopes the second season of Spinners will help debunk the stigma of gangsterism surrounding car spinning culture and show audiences that the sport is about much more than violence and crime.

A basketball game no longer occupies one screen or even one room. The 2025–26 NBA season generated a record 228 billion social-media views, while more than 1.3 billion hours of live game coverage were consumed across measured linear and streaming markets outside League Pass. That scale explains why fandom now feels less like forty-eight minutes…

The collaboration features limited-edition packs, fan-focused sweepstakes and a custom crossover collector’s comic ahead of the theatrical release of Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Doomsday”

ASTANA – The parallel lives of George Washington and Abylai Khan, two leaders who lived in the same era but on opposite sides of the world, are explored in “When Eagles Soar,” a new bilingual comic book written by Shymkent-based author Bek-Ata Daniyal and illustrated by Astana-based artist Abylay Karin.

During Tuesday night’s pivotal Game 2 matchup between the Las Vegas Aces and the Indiana Fever at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, a single, tense moment away from the ball stole the spotlight from an intense playoff atmosphere.

On September 17th, Inc Coly. announced the cancellation of “Shigure Ui x mezzo piano,” an event that was scheduled to take place in October 2026.

“I always like just making comics as a fun kind of side hobby. I would spend all my weekends photocopying stuff that I’ve made and distributing it out to people,” they said.

We’ve been beating this drum for a while now here at What’s on Netflix. You finish a great new show, you get emotionally invested, and then… crickets. By the time Season 2 rolls around two or three years later, you’ve completely forgotten who half the characters are, let alone what they were doing.