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There was a period, briefly, when Counter-Strike was a PlayStation game. Not a port rumour or a fan project, but a proper Valve release sitting on the PlayStation Store next to everything else in the summer of 2012.

It’s somehow only been a year since Wednesday season two wrapped up, but it feels longer, doesn’t it? Netflix might be aware of the attention lag on one of its most popular series, because today it dropped a fresh look at season three along with the news that filming has just wrapped on its woeful…

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is one of the most expansive movie franchises ever made, and it features a staggering number of Marvel characters adapted from the comics. The coolest and strongest MCU characters are usually those that get the most attention from fans, as they typically tend to play a pretty major role in the…

Batwoman #7 finds Kate Kane back in Gotham as Poison Ivy’s Bad Seeds sprout chaos and Commissioner Savage declares open season on Bats.

Jada Pinkett Smith has appeared in “The Matrix” series since the first sequel, “The Matrix Reloaded.” “The Matrix” fans should be familiar with her face, considering her reprisal of Niobe in the following films, “The Matrix Revolutions” and “The Matrix Resurrections.” However, some might not realize she also voiced her character in the first video game…

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is massive, especially now that Disney+ includes sections on Fox’s X-Men and Fantastic Four, even acknowledging shows like Legion and The Gifted, and Morbius is part of the Spider-Verse collection. Tucked away on the service, though, where no one can find it without looking for it specifically, is the one Marvel…

DC Comics created the superhero back in 1938 (yes, I know how many times I’ve used this beginning for an article; I have a really good memory), presenting a new kind of pulp hero to the world. Superman was joined by Batman, and then the floodgates open, with Alan Scott’s Green Lantern, Jay Garrick’s the…

“M*A*S*H” will forever live on as one of the best sitcoms ever made, with its compelling storylines, unforgettable characters, and a series finale that was one of the most watched episodes in television history. “M*A*S*H” also had a knack for casting that went way beyond the names shown in the opening title sequence. 

“M*A*S*H” will forever live on as one of the best sitcoms ever made, with its compelling storylines, unforgettable characters, and a series finale that was one of the most watched episodes in television history. “M*A*S*H” also had a knack for casting that went way beyond the names shown in the opening title sequence.