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With now three features under their belt, director Jane Schoenbrun is showing an uncanny ability to express the power and influence our consumption of pop culture can have on our development as people. It’s not the same as indulging in nostalgia, although nostalgia is some part of this. But it’s a recognition that what we…

Who is up for a little mystery thrill ride complete with socialites and missing diamonds? If that’s you, The Other Half might be what you’re looking for. The Ignition Press seriescolors by Peter Pantazis,and letters by AndWorld Design

14 August 2026, Thailand’s Ministry of Digital Economy and Society is in talks with Roblox over stronger safety and child protection measures on the gaming platform, including the possible use of Thailand’s National Digital ID system to verify users’ identities and ages

Chinese actor Chen He is currently enjoying a summer vacation with his family in Singapore.

When authors finally finish writing their all-consuming book, they often feel a sense of emptiness or grief.

In “Fightland,” Duke (Howard Charles) has to roll with the punches, even when he’s faced with major blows – some even deadly.

Market snapshot: Zee Entertainment Enterprises is exploring pathways to unlock substantial value from its music business, Zee Music Company. In an effort to raise liquidity and strengthen its balance sheet, the media conglomerate is planning to convert the business unit into a dedicated subsidiary ahead of a potential 49% stake sale. The proposed transaction is…

Osamu Tezuka’s influence on comics and animation is monumental. Before Akira, Ghost in the Shell, Chainsaw Man, and countless other manga and anime that found devoted audiences across the world, there was Osamu Tezuka. His storytelling, cinematic page layouts, and seemingly inexhaustible imagination helped invent the modern language of manga and influenced comics far more…

Some crime stories ask who committed the murder. Heartwood, a new comic book that’s the focus of a Kickstarter from innovative British independents PSYComics and Scratch Comics, asks a more uncomfortable question: why do some victims disappear twice – first from life, and then from memory?

It’s a story with covered wagons and one room schoolhouses, but showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine says the “Little House on the Prairie” remake for Netflix still speaks to today’s American dream