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You had a friend over last night for movie night, and you’ve just discovered that they didn’t log out of their Netflix account on your TV. What a shame. Now, the right move would be to log them out and get back to your own watch list. The more fun move is to tiptoe through…

There is a particular kind of evening that belongs to “Friends”. You have had a long day. Your phone has too many notifications, dinner needs figuring out, and your brain has reached the point where even choosing something to watch feels like work. So you open “Friends”. Maybe you land on an episode you have…

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

Yugi Mutou and his friends are back in Domino City, and this time the reunion is a museum invitation.

The actor made her Broadway debut in the one-woman show Every Brilliant Thing this spring. Then in the summer, her beloved New York Knicks won their first NBA title in more than 50 years — she was courtside for their miraculous 29-point comeback in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. This fall, she’s returning for…

Pulling all nighters to serving karak in Japan, Kalypso & Vin spill their cosplay secrets

X-Treme Collectibles general manager Tyson Shupe, left, and owner Kevin Wallin, third from left, pose with family member employees at the new store. Photo courtesy of Kevin Wallin▲ TAYLOR S. CALDER tcalder@journalnet.com UpdatedSep 1, 2026

The legacy of Friends can be seen in a new wave of US sitcoms about twenty-something pals hitting the small screen. But, unlike the classic show, they’re struggling to make a mark.

Watching the nightly news or scrolling through social media aren’t ideal for lowering stress levels before bed. For that, it’s better to head to a place where everybody knows your name, where they’ll be there for you and where they thank you for being a friend.