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The new Harry Potter series is coming to HBO, whether we like it or not. I myself have written, pretty extensively, at /Film about this series, how it looks almost exactly like the original film franchise (still true), and I largely agree with original director Chris Columbus that it feels pointless. (This is all without…

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Hidden Springs #4 brings the kaiju-rescuing retirement home saga to its finale as seniors face military choppers and oceanic secrets.

Kim Kardashian’s Los Angeles-area home was reportedly burglarized on Sunday, August 9, with a 27-year-old man accused of stealing valuables and taking one of her vehicles for a brief “joyride” before authorities arrested him at the property.

Plenty of amazing games go unnoticed and not widely played, for various reasons. Maybe it’s a diamond in the rough, or the marketing wasn’t there, or it could be a game ahead of its time. This month, we’ve reached a major milestone in this iconic SUPEJUMP feature: our 50th Volume, a half-century of Hidden Gems!

Hi Enrique, please kick things off for us with an introduction to yourself and your story. Spanish was my first language growing up. As a kid, I had a teacher who said I wouldn’t amount to anything if I couldn’t understand the English language. I came across comic books at a 7-11 around 1988 and…

MAINGEAR Zero returns as a full next-gen lineup. The New Jersey builder wants full-size GeForce RTX 50-series power with almost no visible motherboard cables. Custom configs start at $2,699. Pre-configured models start on maingear.com from $2,799.

MAINGEAR has launched Zero, a new gaming desktop that hides most of its motherboard cables behind the system while keeping the internal components visible through a curved glass panel. Prices start at $2,699, with configurations available using NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070, RTX 5080, and RTX 5090 graphics cards.

Players of indie hit Meccha Chameleon have been warned to update the game and steer clear of its original Discord server after malicious Steam Workshop maps infected PCs.

The world’s biggest pop-culture event began with fans in a hotel basement and a question most companies still get wrong.