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Rare moments of silence … Jo, voiced by R&B star HER, left, and Raissa, voiced by Liza Soberano in Forgotten Island. Photograph: DreamWorks Animation/Universal Pictures/APRare moments of silence … Jo, voiced by R&B star HER, left, and Raissa, voiced by Liza Soberano in Forgotten Island. Photograph: DreamWorks Animation/Universal Pictures/AP Review

Forgotten Runiverse, a Web3 MMORPG developed by Bisonic, is set to launch its Early Access later this quarter on both mobile and PC browsers. This game aims to redefine the Web3 gaming landscape by implementing a sustainable, player-driven economy before the introduction of its in-game token, $XP.

Fan-favorite series, Noragami, reached its conclusion in January 2024 after more than 13 years of serialization. This beloved Shonen fantasy hasn’t returned with a sequel anime season since 2015; it’s more or less forgotten among new anime fans. Even if the series is still a favorite among a small but dedicated fan base, the anime’s…

Anuparna Roy has clarified that Songs of Forgotten Trees is not banned or blocked in India. Speaking to mid-day, the filmmaker said the CBFC is working towards clearing the acclaimed drama for a domestic release

Al Pacino is reportedly in serious talks to join the MCU. Previously, the Godfather alum had met with Kevin Feige back in 2014, in the wake of Guardians of the Galaxy. However, that meeting did not materialize into a role.

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.