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Taylor Swift fans paid $25 for pieces of trash collected near the pop icon’s wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce

IU and Lee Jong Suk have called it quits after four years together, their agencies confirmed Friday, closing the book on one of Korean entertainment’s most-watched relationships

A television adaptation of Stuart Gibbs’ bestselling Spy School book series is officially in development at Disney+, bringing the popular middle-grade novels to the screen with an impressive creative team that includes Chuck co-creator Chris Fedak, Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort production company, veteran producer Emma Watts, and 20th Television

With over 160 million units sold worldwide since it launched back in 2000, the PlayStation 2 remains the best-selling games console of all time. This success isn’t down to hardware alone, of course — the PS2 boasts a huge library of games that includes dozens of all-time greats. From established franchises to new properties making their…

Upper Deck is now taking its relationship with Michael Jordan to a brand-new level by naming him its first-ever Legacy Partner, extending an exclusive partnership that dates back to 1992. This comes during two groundbreaking, recently announced promotions celebrating the soon-to-be 40th anniversary of his iconic 1986-87 Fleer rookie card

The dawn of the 21st century proved to be a pivotal time for the gaming industry on multiple fronts. The year saw the launch of the Xbox, GameCube, and Game Boy Advance as the new console generation took shape. Meanwhile, Sony continued its support for its latest console, the PlayStation 2, while Sega quietly stopped…

Posted in: Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Image | Tagged: Act 4, mike mignola, scott dunbier, skybound

It’s a funny old time to be British. While faith in politics continues to waver, Harry Kane has led England into the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals, reigniting a sense of national pride that’s sweeping the country

Fandom was a word you couldn’t escape at Cannes this year, and that made us very happy to see. Not because the idea is new to us, but because it is exactly what we’ve been talking about for the last 12 months. Marketing is shifting, steadily but decisively, from broadcast to dialogue. Shouting at people…

Netflix is in the midst of a serious second season problem as new installments of once-buzzy shows have seen plummeting viewership of up to 75 percent