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The four-panel manga Happy Kanako’s Killer Life is getting a TV anime adaptation, set to air in April 2027. Shinji Takamatsu will direct the series, with animation production by Drive and character designs by Yoshiyuki Okubo. Hana Tamegai will take her first leading role as protagonist Kanako Nishino.

Happy Kanako’s Killer Life is getting a television anime, with a Japanese broadcast announced for April 2027. Drive is producing the adaptation of Toshiya Wakabayashi’s manga, with Shinji Takamatsu handling direction and series composition.

On Keerthy Suresh’s birthday, look at seven reasons she stands out, from her National Award-winning role in Mahanati to her diverse filmography and upcoming projects. Entertainment desk October 17, 2026 / 17:29 IST Keerthy has been able to balance her professional development by taking up various roles that allow her to explore different emotional spaces,…

Ethan Hawke in the second season of The Lowdown. Shane Brown/FXhide caption

Happy Hogan Is Back From The Dead, But Is Tony Stark Happy To See Him? Iron Man #10 by Joshua Williamson, and Carmen Carnero (Spoilers)

Actor Pooja Hegde shared a list of 9 books she likes. These include fiction, memoir, graphic novels and feel-good reading. From Normal People to The Alchemist, and more Namita S Kalla October 14, 2026 / 12:21 IST Pooja Hegde loves books, and her reading list has something for almost every kind of reader. (Picture: Instagram/@poojahegde)

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‘Happy Days’ star Anson Williams recalled how the sitcom was facing cancelation before it ‘exploded’ and became the number one most-watched show in America.

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There’s arguably no bigger horror movie brand of the last 15 years than Blumhouse. While they have a handful of misses, they’ve delivered franchises like Paranormal Activity, Insidious, Five Nights at Freddy’s, and The Black Phone, along with dozens of other standalone tales of terror. Despite the storytelling potential of many of their films, some…