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Jason Hook, a Canadian-born guitarist from heavy metal band Flat Black, and his wife, Stephanie, recently welcomed a son into their lives.

Naming a baby after someone you personally admire is a long-standing and sweet tradition. The option opens up the list of namesake possibilities: You could honor a beloved grandparent or uncle, or use the name of a character you loved from an ’80s or ’90s comfort-TV show (Dorothy! Jesse! Phoebe! Carlton!). But why stop there when…

Cosplayer Lidiya “Olidushka” Lepechkina went to the underwater vessel called The Maw from the horror game Little Nightmares to transform into Six, who tries to survive in eerie conditions and stop being a helpless victim.

Sidney Greenbush recalls behind-the-scenes memories with the “Little House on the Prairie” cast and explains why she stepped away from acting. Greenbush is the author of a new children’s book, “Seven Sisters – The Lantern of Humanity.”

There are only a few games that everyone in the world has heard of regardless of gender, age, race, origin, or background. Pac-Man has got to be on the short list of games that qualify for this significant recognition, right? That little yellow dude . . . er . . . mouth . . .…

Keegan Allen in Los Angeles in 2019.Rachel Luna / WireImage Oct. 9, 2026, 1:35 PM EDT

“Pretty Little Liars” star Keegan Allen was left bloodied after two armed men robbed him at gunpoint and knifepoint in West Hollywood, according to authorities.

My Little Pony fans are about to have even more reasons to let their inner collector shine! KAYOU is returning to the U.S. for New York Comic Con 2026 alongside Hasbro, bringing a magical mix of new My Little Pony trading cards, collectibles, gameplay, exclusive merchandise and fan experiences to the convention floor.

Michael Dutra (left) and Jake Deason (right) playing their game Festoon on Oct. 2, 2026.Thatcher Warrick Hess, AZPM News

You’d be hard pressed to find many Western fans who aren’t familiar with Blanche Hanalis’ “Little House on the Prairie.” The original series ran for nine seasons in the ’70s and ’80s, providing family-friendly drama while chronicling the trials and tribulations of the Ingalls family as they survive on a farm in Minnesota. Make no…