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When it comes to importing international content for U.S. subscribers, Amazon Prime Video and Netflix operate in a league of their own. Non-US titles account for nearly two-thirds of the total series catalog on both Prime Video (65.8%) and Netflix (63.8%). A massive gulf separates these market leaders from the rest of the industry, where…

Hey there dear reader! Friday brings with it a weekly tradition on RissiWrites.com which is to round up the pop culture lite stories from the week and put them below in one neat and tidy post. This weeks roundup isvery slim indeed, but if I see anything interesting or cool break today, Ill add it…

Birmingham remains the top college football market headed into the season, per new data from the Nielsen Local College Football Fandom Index. Rounding out the top five are Des Moines/Ames, Columbus, Omaha and Knoxville.

The aftermath of Inglorious X-Force is leaving Marvel’s premier mutant strike team branded as murderers—and taking cover in the shadows.

Fanatics Collectibles is putting a longtime Fanatics executive in charge of its growing international business.

This month in The A.V. Club’s physical media roundup, stone-cold classics from a wide spread of genres are looking as good as they ever have (at least since they were released in theaters). September 2026’s Blu-ray and 4K releases include a sci-fi groundbreaker, a courtroom masterpiece, and one of the best modern anime films. Read…

The Owens sisters are bringing their magic back to the big screen soon, and the cast is celebrating at the latest premiere in Los Angeles.

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.