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Pokémon: Wild Card, a new animated Pokémon movie, has officially been announced for theatrical release in 2027. It will be the first new animated Pokémon feature film in seven years, following Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle, which was released in 2020. The new movie will be based on the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

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Philly isn’t just the birthplace of American democracy or Girl Scout Cookie sales. As of last week, it also can claim the longest-running live-action sitcom of all time — spiritually, at least.

Dan Stevens has reportedly been tapped to play Alex Murphy in Amazon MGM, Blumhouse Atomic Monster, and Showrunner Peter Ocko’s Robocop.

Today, Netflix announced that Emmy Award winner and Academy Award nominee Steven Yeun (Nope, The Walking Dead) will star in and executive produce supernatural drama series Pagans.

As Europe’s major football leagues return from their summer/World Cup break, fans in Spain and the UK are especially eager to get the ball rolling. In both countries, 78 percent of self-identified sports fans say they follow football teams or competitions – more than in Italy, Germany or France.

These games are coming to Xbox Game Pass in the second half of August. Microsoft

Christy Knowings’ former All That castmates are honoring the actress and comedian after her death at 46, with Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell remembering a fearless performer whose characters helped define one of Nickelodeon’s biggest shows. Thompson said the news “hit hard,” while Mitchell praised Knowings as a singular talent who brought her own voice…

It’s a bumper week of new additions on Netflix UK, with 50 new movies and TV shows ready to binge. This week includes new licensed content such as Venom: The Last Dance, Gladiator 2, and the return of the Mission: Impossible films, not to mention some great new originals such as Don’t Say Good Luck, starring Adam Sandler’s…

A lead developer at id Software has spoken out about Microsoft’s decision to make major cuts at the developer, and has said it’s “impossible” to make triple-A games like 2016’s Doom with half the staff.