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Witchblade #25 hits its landmark issue as Sara Pezzini learns “R&R” and “supernatural magnet” don’t mix, with a classic Michael Turner cover to boot.
TV Title Rule #39: If your show name instantly brings to mind Scottish dishes made from sheep organs, please try again. And if it absolutely necessarily has to, then at least don’t have the second word rhyme with the first, making it sound like a rejected James Bond villain. (YouTube)
Apple’s new $1,999 iPhone Duo has two rear cameras, but seemingly can’t capture spatial photos or spatial video for viewing on Apple Vision Pro.
Every September, Toronto temporarily becomes the centre of the cinematic universe as the Toronto International Film Festival brings together Oscar hopefuls, major Hollywood premieres, international discoveries and the occasional movie nobody can stop talking about once the credits roll. TIFF has long been one of the most important launching pads for awards season, but part…
British star Charlie Cox got his start with small film and TV roles in the early 2000s, but his career really began to build once he landed the lead in 2007’s “Stardust” and worked with the likes of Claire Danes and Robert DeNiro.
Back in June, some gamers sued Sony over how games are purchased on its digital storefront, claiming the company violated a California law requiring stores to make clear that digital purchases are a license. Sony replied earlier in August, as it attempts to move the suit into arbitration instead of going to court. Among its…
“Brothers” is a new Apple TV show starring Texans Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as fictionalized versions of themselves. (Courtesy)
The latest Grand Theft Auto is thought to be the most expensive entertainment product ever made.
Crossed Heartsannounced the license acquisition of multiple manga, manhwa, and Korean-language novels during its industry panel at Anime NYC 2026, includingThe Two of Them Can’t Stay Mobs.
Kai Cenat watched Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Lookon Netflix and completely lost it, telling Rockstar to take his money multiple times after seeing the footage.