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Netflix and Sega are teaming up for more movie and TV adaptations of video games. The first project that’s bubbling away is a film based on a series that’s well known for its gripping narrative, Crazy Taxi. Dan Gregor and Doug Mand, the writers of last year’s enjoyable reboot of The Naked Gun, are writing…
At its annual Roblox Developer Conference (RDC), the company behind the popular gaming platform announced several new features, including new game-creation tools, expanded NPC (non-player character) capabilities, and the ability to make games available across platforms, including the web. The company is also launching a dedicated Roblox Card and Roblox Wallet for creators.
Netflix and Teton Ridge Entertainment Sept. 8 announced production of a new Western drama series based on Larry McMurtry’s novel Lonesome Dove.
Who would have guessed that a print-on-demand publisher would be home to an unexpected surge of interest in old, long-forgotten comic strips?
The retirement plan that actually worked for Bernadette Joy wasn’t built around a spreadsheet. It was built around her favorite boy band.
Look, I know. This whole thing is dragging out. If I had been more focused this would have been done in May or June I bet. Here we are with Summer basically over and I have major components of the armor still missing. It might be a relief at least to know that a large…
The Oscar-winning director of the 2021 MCU movie Eternalsis speaking out in defense of comic-book movies. The filmmaker highlighted the importance of telling stories that are not considered high art.
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BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) —The 14th annual Boise Comic Arts Festival is back this weekend at the Boise Centre downtown. Running from Saturday, Sept. 5-Sunday, Sept. 6.
Mel Gibson has issued an apology after sparking online outrage. The actor and director was one of the guests at FanExpo Canada in Toronto and was recorded mimicking the gestures of the sign language interpreter who was also onstage.