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All weekend long, Marvel fans and creators are taking over D23 in Anaheim, California, to celebrate the best in Marvel movies, TV shows, games, and comics. Marvel kicked off the weekend with Friday’s blockbuster Disney Entertainment Showcase, where Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige took the stage to unveil new details about the studio’s upcoming slate — including the…

Marvel Television revealed the first trailer and poster for VISIONQUEST during D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event at the Honda Center in Anaheim, offering fans an early look at the series set to premiere exclusively on Disney+. Paul Bettany, reprising his role as Vision, and James Spader, returning as Ultron, appeared onstage alongside Marvel Studios…

Matthew McConaughey is still raking in residuals from one of his most famous movies.

Dominic Sessa plays Anthony Bourdain in a fun biopic, and the ever-danceable UK funksters are back with a sun-dappled new album

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His brother Bobby Valli took to Facebook on Aug. 12 and announced that the “living legend” had officially retired from performing after six decades.

This week, Ars hosted a live discussion with Ross Scott about the Stop Killing Games movement and its ongoing efforts to ensure that games remain playable even after the original publisher shuts down the online servers undergirding them.

When The Batman came out in 2022, it broke the mold for Batman movies. Rather than focusing on superheroics and colorful villains, The Batman focused on a grittier, darker tale that felt more like the movie Se7en with capes than a proper superhero film. Robert Pattinson played a more isolated Bruce Wayne than Christian Bale’s…

Some of the biggest shows of all time originally began as movies, with beloved stories from the silver screen being adapted for TV. Hit movies like as “M*A*S*H” and “What We Do In The Shadows” inspired TV shows that have stood the test of time and maintained a growing fanbase. Some might even say that…