Browsing: from

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.

Friday night fans from Anime Con got to get on their wild side and attend “Nerdlesque” at The Laurie Beechman Theater. Nerdlesque is a form of burlesque that parodies beloved geeky territories in anime and video game pop culture. With the creativity of cosplay, anything goes in comedy and burlesque.

Hailing from fictional Caldecott County, Mississippi, the character Rogue has gone from misunderstood villain to one of the most beloved female characters in comic book history as a member of the X-Men.

Disney+ has greenlit a new series, currently under the working title Mad Love, created by playwright Kate Cortesi, with Element Pictures and Sinestra on board as producers.

Fox News senior national correspondent William La Jeunesse goes through the legacy of country music legend Dolly Parton on ‘The Story.’

The 1950s left behind plenty of things that people never expected to become valuable. A toy tossed in a closet, a piece of advertising saved from a store, or an item that sat untouched for decades can suddenly catch the attention of collectors today. Age alone does not guarantee a big payday, but the right…

While Dolly Parton’s home has always been in Tennessee, she was far from a stranger here in Georgia.

What makes pop culture so powerful today is not just how fast inspiration spreads, but how quickly it becomes personal. 

Funko has released a handful of vinyl toys based on the Terrifier franchise in recent years, a few of them pushing the boundaries for the company and their typically adorable collectibles based on iconic pop culture characters. And their latestTerrifier 3 toy pushes those boundaries even further…

EXCLUSIVE: Roku, two months after its $22B acquisition by Fox, is bolstering its move into pop culture programming with the hire of former Lifetime executive Nicole Vogel.