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Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel said the agency that regulates television “threatened” the show and that an interview with James Talarico, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas, will not air on television but on YouTube — thus bypassing any control or regulation by the Federal Communications Commission.

Manga author Spica Aoki visited the German convention AnimagiC for the first time. Among her many activities during her stay, Aoki-sensei sat down with us for an interview about her ongoing manga KAIJU GIRL CARAMELISE, her feelings about the anime adaptation currently airing, and how she came up with the unique setting.

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Just in time for the Franchise’s 60th anniversary on September 8th, 2026, a new era of Star Trek comics is launching at IDW. Previously, Comics Beat brought you a conversation with Christopher Cantwell, who will be penning the flagship title’s relaunch. And now, The Beat is pleased to bring you an interview with the writer of the…

Famous Last Words, the Netflix series that features filmed interviews with notable figures held in trust and released posthumously, is now streaming an episode featuring feminist icon Gloria Steinem.

During their appearance at the French convention Japan Expo Paris, we had the opportunity to interview the rock band Cö shu Nie. In fact, the day before, we witnessed the group’s unique sound as one of the headliners at Anisong Festa, the convention’s main musical show.

Netflix aired Gloria Steinem’s episode of “Famous Last Words” Thursday, following the news of her death.

In Adam Wingard’s excellent feature, The Guest, he took audiences on an unexpected journey. It was vicious, intense, and offered a fantastic performance from Dan Stevens. The two are back for more. In their latest, Onslaught, a mother desperately attempts to save herself and her daughter from super soldiers on a killing spree. The new…

After working as a storyboard artist on various films for a number of years, most notably The Matrix franchise, fan-favorite comic book creator Steve Skroce has been making up for his time away from the comics industry with various creator-owned projects. Skroce is playing double duty writing and drawing Tales of Wonder, a new miniseries…