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An update on the PlayStation Store has revealed a new Kingdom Hearts 4 feature that will be available at launch. According to Sony’s website, KH4 will feature PS5 Pro enhancements when it releases in 2027.

AIPT can exclusively reveal that Abrams ComicArts will collect every issue of The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror comics in one massive hardcover box set this October.

PANICK Entertainment and IllFonic’s IllComic imprint have officially announced a Halloween comic book series built off Halloween: The Game, the asymmetrical multiplayer horror title IllFonic released September 8. The comic isn’t a novelization of the game, it’s positioned as a standalone story set in the same continuity, opening on Halloween Eve, 1978, with Myers’ escape…

Combat flight sim Aces of Thunder’s latest update brings crossplay, plus new aircraft, new single-player missions, several gameplay tweaks and some VR-specific improvements.

X-Men #37 pits Kid Omega against Cassandra Nova in a brain-melting psychic showdown while the team storms 3K’s flying HQ over Philadelphia.

Heidi Klum just helped deliver on a seven-year-old promise to her son Henry Samuel — and the payoff was a Ferrari.

Manasi Joshi Roy reminisces about her deep connection with Lord Ganesha ahead of the upcoming Ganpati celebrations. The actor recalls how her faith and personal experiences have strengthened her bond with Bappa, making the festival a meaningful and emotional occasion

Trubar has decided to get in on the pumpkin spice flavor craze with a limited-edition pumpkin spice protein bar hitting shelves this month and available on Amazon.

Before its November 19 launch, Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto 6 has turned into one of the PlayStation 5’s biggest marquee releases. Sony is promoting it hard, with branded accessories and a steady stream of marketing, and the hype is obvious online too, where reports say some fans are planning to take time off work…

Fourteen years after her acting debut, Alia Bhatt is now backing new talent as a producer with Don’t Be Shy. The coming-of-age romantic comedy gives four newcomers their big-screen break and marks Sreeti Mukerji’s directorial debut