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Nearly a decade after its July 2017 release, Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: Homecoming is still entering MCU-related conversations. Following Holland’s on-screen debut as Peter Parker/Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War, the first of director Jon Watts’Home trilogy kicked off a generational run of both critical and box-office success. While many recall the highs of No Way…

Anime fans have been spoiled for choice when it comes to classic series getting rebooted. With critically acclaimed reimaginings like 2018’s Devilman Crybaby, which sets Go Nagai’s horror shonen classic in the modern era and Science Saru’s recent take on Ghost In The Shell, offering fans an anime adaptation that delivered on being more accurate…

I’ve spent a few years using VR and writing about it, so I have a pretty good sense of what feels natural inside a headset. Building those experiences was something I had always left to people who actually knew how to code.

The King Kong Showwas the first anime made for America — and a big part of Kong’s time in Japan.

My dad and I huddled around my sister’s pink Disney princess TV on a chilly December afternoon. I don’t quite remember how we got there and why we were watching history unfold on a 13-inch princess TV, but I will never forget what happened next for the San Diego Chargers.

It’s been Six years since Haruichi Furudate brought the masterpiece amongst us the Haikyu!!

South Park has undergone a surprise name change after 29 long years ahead of what is likely going to be a very wild season with Comedy Central. South Parkmade its full return to TV last year after some back and forth with Paramount over a new license deal for the franchise. Following years of releasing…

Tue, September 8, 2026 at 4:00 PM UTC Johnny Cash (left) and his 1976 comic, ‘Hello, I’m Johnny Cash’ (right).Credit: Beth Gwinn/Redferns; Z2 Comics

The original cast of Star Trek.The television series turns 60 on Tuesday and while the show aired for only three seasons, it spawned prequels and sequels (on TV and in theaters) and still has a cult following today. Star Trek Archivehide caption

Sui Ishida is one of the most renowned manga creators of all time, and it’s all thanks to his critically acclaimed debut series, Tokyo Ghoul. The manga was initially released as a one-shot in 2011 before returning with a weekly schedule in Shueisha’s Young Jump magazine a few months later. The exceptional storytelling and the…