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This coming month, Netflix has plenty of new original movies that are sure to get people talking.

Nintendo just announced some great news for gamers with good taste: Super Mario Sunshine is coming to Switch 2. Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack members will be able to splash their way through Isle Delfino starting Aug. 13. Between this and Splatoon Raiders, every day it gets harder for me to resist the siren…

Neon Genesis Evangelion is getting one of its most prestigious streaming homes yet, and it’s bringing a long-lost piece of anime history along with it.

We’re approaching the dog days of summer, and if you need an excuse to stay inside and beat the heat, don’t sweat it—we’ve got you covered: There are plenty of great queer movies, TV series, and specials dropping on online throughout August.

Camp Rock 3 is finally here, princesses take over mid-month, and there’s enough Little League to get you to the first day of school. Here’s what to queue up.

August is bringing the heat—literally, yes. But also to our big and small screens. This month sees the return of some of our faves, like the oh-so-sexy women of Lioness, and we get one last hurrah with Madison Bailey in The Outer Banks as the series begins its final season. But August is also bringing…

‘Games remind us that we always have more things in common than we sometimes feel’ … Photograph: Interfoto/Alamy Stock Photo‘Games remind us that we always have more things in common than we sometimes feel’ … Photograph: Interfoto/Alamy Stock Photo

A surprise hit Korean RPG from this year is officially making its way to the PlayStation. A console version of the game is in development for fans to check out.

While Weekly Shonen Jump has created some of anime’s most legendary franchises, some of which are still releasing new chapters to this day, this fact doesn’t mean that every series will run in perpetuity. Most recently, there have been several manga stories that have ended, either due to a lack of interest from readers or…

Cartoons have been around centuries. In more modern days, they fill our newspapers and bookshelves, showcasing both artistic and written talent.