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All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) chief meets state’s Minister of Cultural Affairs to appeal against entertainment tax hike; warns move may shut down theatres

My friend recently told me she wants to be an influencer when she grows up. I laughed it off as absurd, but I’m starting to think I was the naive one. Influencing has gone from a quirky side hobby to a legitimate career path in barely a decade. What began with bloggers and YouTubers sharing…

Bratz is bringing The Craft to the toy shelf, with collector dolls of all four witches launching October 15 at 8 a.m. PT / 11 a.m. ET.

For generations, comic art has done more than entertain. It gave American culture some of its most enduring icons and its clearest visual language for hope, courage, justice, and equality. Panel by panel, it shaped how generations understood their own values.

To celebrate the simultaneous release of Girl Meets Rock! Volume 12 and Strikeout Pitch Volume 7 on October 2, a special campaign titled “Girl Meets Rock! x Strikeout Pitch: Youth is an Explosion!” is being launched. The project highlights two manga depicting youth dedicated to music and baseball through a collaboration video, massive transit advertisements,…

Alternate realities and doppelgangers are subjects that many genre-defining science fiction TV shows have explored. “Fringe” and “Severance” are both excellent examples of this, and if you enjoy those shows, then you should definitely check out “Dark Matter,” which debuted on Apple TV in 2024. This mind-bending series blends ideas touched upon in “Fringe” and “Severance” to…

Alternate realities and doppelgangers are subjects that many genre-defining science fiction TV shows have explored. “Fringe” and “Severance” are both excellent examples of this, and if you enjoy those shows, then you should definitely check out “Dark Matter,” which debuted on Apple TV in 2024. This mind-bending series blends ideas touched upon in “Fringe” and “Severance” to…

TV audiences craving the medieval aesthetic of “Game of Thrones,” the brutal battles of “Vikings,” and the intriguing character dynamics of both should look no further than Netflix’s “The Last Kingdom.” 

Cofounders and brothers Ed and Joe Kane got their start by transforming a 1950s-style diner into an upscale American eatery on the waterfront.Big Night Entertainment Group