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When it comes to the color wheel and pop culture, the primary colors heavily populate the collective mind. What about those less-used colors, like purple, though? Perhaps one can think of one or two characters who rock the hue, but there are way more than that, and then some, that have made purple an integral…
“I think I’m gonna die in this house,” sings Charli XCX on the soundtrack of Wuthering Heights. It could just as easily serve as the unofficial motto of contemporary pop culture, and perhaps of our generation as well. Over the past few years, films, TV series, books, and music have all seemed to revolve around…
If you’re a fan of David Broughton’s space adventure Shaman Kane, then you’ll be delighted to know US publisher Antarctic Press release Shaman Kane Resurrection #1 next month, available from all good Local Comic Shops, and some run by demons
The TV anime adaptation of Kyoko Hikawa’s manga ‘Kanata Kara’ (‘From Far Away’) is set to premiere this October on TOKYO MX, ABC TV, and WOWOW
GOAL’s signature summer soccer event is bringing laughs, football and plenty of fun in its final week of action
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The From Far Away TV anime has gotten a teaser trailer and teaser visual, as well as an October 4 broadcast start date
The FIFA World Cup 2026 Final is set to be far more than just the biggest football match on the planet. Scheduled for Sunday, July 19, at the New York New Jersey Stadium (MetLife Stadium), the showpiece event will combine elite football with a dazzling entertainment extravaganza, featuring an A-list line-up before kick-off and the…
The anime film ChaO is officially coming to Indian theatres on August 7, with PVR INOX Pictures confirming its local release. The romantic fantasy comedy first premiered in Japanese theatres on August 15, 2025, and will now make its way to Indian audiences nearly a year later
From personal tragedy to innovation: Professor advances virtual reality grief support – News