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The first Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle has secured a nomination for Best Superhero Movie at the 2026 Critics Choice Super Awards. Following the Critics Choice Association’s (CCA) announcement on July 15, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castlebecame the first anime theatrical release to compete in the category.
Hand-painted film posters on show at the Centre for National Culture in Accra, Ghana. Photograph: Carlos Mureithi/The Guardian
The entertainment world is witnessing a wave of significant developments. A London-based studio spearheaded by Eline van der Velden is defending its AI creation, Tilly Norwood, amidst industry backlash. The studio aims to provoke thought without taking over human roles, said van der Velden, highlighting the character’s purpose as a discussion starter.
R Madhavan`s upcoming biopic, based on the life of legendary inventor Gopalswamy Doraiswamy Naidu, has been postponed. The news of the delay came on the day when the film was initially set to hit the screens
Heartstopper has been described as “a lifeline for many” young LGBTQ+ viewers and something that has “changed countless lives” through its heartwarming depiction of the secondary school romance between Nick Nelson and Charlie Spring.
TheWandance manga’s live-action film adaptation has gotten a character reveal video for main heroine Hikari Wanda, revealing the casting of actor Anji Ikehata in the role and some of Hikari’s dance movies. A visual for the character was also released
The Odyssey, the latest film from Oscar-winning director Sir Christopher Nolan, has received rapturous reviews from critics
Michael Waldron, the writer of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” and creator of Disney+ series “Loki”, is developing a “Nova” feature film for Marvel Studios
Pop culture fans, we’ve got some buzzing news. Middle East Film & Comic Con is returning to Abu Dhabi this September for three days of non-stop pop culture action
Paramount Pictures has closed a deal for the U.S. rights to adapt the original screenplay for A Nightmare on Elm Street, ABC Audio has learned