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The King Kong Showwas the first anime made for America — and a big part of Kong’s time in Japan.

When you consume enough Star Trek content, something frustrating begins to happen. Once you go beyond the movies and TV shows, you start encountering books, comics, games, and more that are completely non-canonical. Every now and then, though, those apocryphal tales are cool enough that you can’t help but wish they were canonical. Case in…

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Long before musicians routinely turned their lives into graphic novels, Johnny Cash was already telling his story in comic book form. Now, a largely forgotten artifact from the Man in Black’s career is getting a second life.

The CD revival is gaining momentum, with sales jumping despite streaming’s continued dominance. Younger fans are helping turn physical albums into coveted music collectibles. MC World Desk September 07, 2026 / 18:14 IST Streaming caused music formats to decline, but they’re making a comeback.

When most people think about Tom Hanks’ best roles, there are a few films that immediately come to mind. His portrayal of the titular character in Forrest Gump is easily a top choice for many, alongside his role in Philadelphia, films he won back-to-back Best Actor Academy Awards for. Some people cite his performance in…

Ah, the 2000s, a time when flip phones and iPods were at the forefront of technology, and social media was still finding its groove. However, it was also a period of scientific breakthroughs, as NASA found water on Mars and cloning experiments were all the rage. In short, sci-fi storytellers had plenty of real-world concepts…

Finding Frida is a 41-minute VR documentary at Venice Immersive using photorealistic 3D scans and animated artwork to explore the life of forgotten Norwegian textile artist Frida Hansen.

Marvel Comicshas always been considered the more grounded of the Big Two, their stories trying to look “like the world outside the readers’ windows”. This was what made their Silver Age heroes so unique; they were American people, living in the Cold War, each of them with their own issues that complicated their lives. However,…

The late James Gandolfini will always be remembered for his role as Tony Soprano, but the actor has quite the diverse resume. After making his Broadway debut in 1992, the Emmy-winning actor went on to star in a string of films, including “True Romance” and “Crimson Tide.” Branching out to television in 1997, Gandolfini made…