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KIMOTA! AVENGERS: ARMAGEDDON #4, the penultimate issue of the five-issue event series by Chip Zdarsky, Delio Diaz and Frank Alpizar that ushers in the next era of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, delivered a game-changing revelation: theunparalleled—powers was none other than Miracleman

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“Practical Magic 2″ conjured a box-office victory this weekend, opening atop the North American charts nearly three decades after its predecessor grew from a modest theatrical performer into a cult favorite

“Practical Magic 2” conjures a box-office victory this weekend, topping the North American charts nearly three decades after its predecessor

Almost a year after debuting his brand, Kai Cenat finally unveiled Vivet’s debut runway show on Saturday night for New York Fashion Week.

As much as pop culture loves to depict Batman as an edgy, hard-boiled lone wolf who lives in perpetual isolation, Batman and Robin have been an inseparable pairing pretty much since the Dark Knight debuted. The original Robin, orphaned circus performer Dick Grayson, made his first appearance in 1940’s Detective Comics #38, only 11 issues…

Fanatics Collect’s September Premier Auction kicked off last night, and in less than 24 hours, there are already some clear favorites to make a significant impact on the Hobby overall.

Rumors are swirling ahead of the September 8th and 9th Nintendo Direct showcases. A Nintendo Music update encouraged fans waiting for a Super Metroid remake reveal. While the activity appears to be Google reindexing the site, a leak from earlier in 2026 teased the Metroidvania game for the Switch 2.  

Netflix has unveiled the release date of Shaque: Trust No One, a thriller series about a mother and her missing child and a nine-year-old search, which will have actor Parineeti Chopra making her series debut. Set to release on the streamer on September 24, Shaque is described in its synopsis as “a gripping mystery thriller…

Heather Jeong (left) and Michelle Lim Davidson in Brisbane festival’s Koreaboo, which is set largely inside a Seoul convenience store. Photograph: Stephen HenryHeather Jeong (left) and Michelle Lim Davidson in Brisbane festival’s Koreaboo, which is set largely inside a Seoul convenience store. Photograph: Stephen Henry Review