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Bill Burr is pitching a different use for artificial intelligence: point it at the top of the org chart.

Before he terrorized audiences as Pennywise the Dancing Clown in both cinematic chapters of “It” (and later, HBO’s “It: Welcome to Derry” — which just got renewed for a second season), Swedish actor Bill Skarsgård scored his first English-language horror genre role on American TV. That role was in “Hemlock Grove,” one of the first…

A bipartisan coalition of US lawmakers in Congress have pitched a law to set a federal film and television tax credit, reported The Hollywood Reporter.

Paul Scheer appeared on the latest Kawhi Leonard-focused episode of “Pablo Torre Finds Out” which was posted on Tuesday morning. Scheer invited host Pablo Torre to his home in Los Angeles to talk about the effects the Aspiration saga has had on actual Los Angeles Clippers fans like himself.

Just when it appeared that the XBOX Tokyo Game Show 2026 Broadcast had come to a close, legendary game creator Hideo Kojima arrived with one more surprise: fresh updates on OD – KNOCK and PHYSINT, including the news that Swedish actor and producer Bill Skarsgård will portray the lead role in PHYSINT, the upcoming action-espionage…

Zombie by Bill Everett debuted in Menace #5 from Marvel/Atlas in 1953, and would return to enter the Marvel Universe 20 years later.

It’s almost Tokyo Game Show time and, as ever, Sony is running a State of Play showcase ahead of the event. Make that two, actually, as the company is doubling up with back-to-back broadcasts on September 3. It’ll get started with the (hopefully) fun and (definitely) games at 9AM ET. You’ll be able to watch the stream…

Baltasar Kormákur’s 2013 crime comedy “2 Guns,” based on the comic book series by Steven Grant and Mateus Santolouco, was a hit when it was first released, but it has since slipped from the collective consciousness like so much August-released dross. It was certainly the highest-profile release of its opening weekend, only threatened by films like the…

Despite what anyone may say about Bill Gates, Russell Simmons wants Black people to respect him because of how many lives he believes the Microsoft co-founder has saved.

“People would ask me early on when I first started what my drugs of choice were because they thought my work was just so crazy,” recalls Bill Sienkiewicz with a smile while speaking with Den of Geek. “It was disconcerting for them to hear that the work was the drug. Everything else got in the…