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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #9 hits stores Wednesday as Moon Knight’s gamble to save his allies backfires spectacularly on the Midnight Sons.

“I feel like the chemistry comes from the fact that I’m inspired by him in many ways,” Moon said about Young.

I am a very late passenger on the anime train, but I’m doing my best to catch up. As it happens, just in time for Black Cat Month, I started watching a series I’ve heard about from many longtime anime fans, Sailor Moon. One of its main characters is Luna, a very special black (or…

Ready to embark on a new mission? The Edge presents Titan – Chapter 2, its latest 4D virtual reality adventure, at 60, Rue Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth, in Paris’s 3rd arrondissement. For a group outing, participants can tackle team-based puzzles during a session of about one hour, including 45 minutes in virtual reality.

Sneaker history can feel remote until someone makes it look wearable. In Nike’s Moon Shoe campaign, LISA does that through a lunar set, vivid red styling and a slim sneaker that carries the brand’s early running story into a different cultural setting.

The animated series Sailor Moon premiered in 1993 in Japan and instantly became a hit. A few years later, it made its way to the U.S. and Canada, where it really took off and became a permanent fixture of pop culture and a massive inspiration for animators. In the ‘90s, endless content was geared toward…

Alex Schomburg dropped a reference to recently-revealed U.S. Army Signal Corps Project Diana in plain sight on the cover to Black Terror #15.

Rajinikanth’s most-awaited song from Jailer 2 recently releases on 25 September. Entertainment desk September 25, 2026 / 19:48 IST Jailer 2 song

Thai silk featuring motifs from the iconic Japanese manga and anime series Sailor Moon has taken centre stage at a Chud Thai showcase in Tokyo, bringing Thai craftsmanship together with Japanese pop culture.

This time, Moon will attend the fictional Hillman College as Deborah Wayne, daughter of 1990s alumni Dwayne Wayne, played by Kadeem Hardison, and Whitley Gilbert-Wayne, played by Jasmine Guy, in Netflix’s sequel series to “A Different World.”