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What was supposed to be a cheap laugh with his buddies almost ended with 18-year-old Michael Major getting one big payday.
As Netflix marks ten years in India, Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos announced thatOperation Safed Sagar, the biggest and most ambitious Netflix India production to date, has contributedover US$24 million (over ₹215 crore)to the Indian economy.
Shueisha is the publisher behind many of manga’s top titles, from One Piece and Naruto to Chainsaw Man and Demon Slayer. It’s also celebrating its 100th Anniversary this year, and planned something very big for the occasion called Manga Million, which starts today!
TOKYO – A 32-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of repeatedly placing massive orders for merchandise from popular manga series through Shueisha’s online store and then canceling the purchases without payment, causing disruption to the retailer’s operations.
We’re just over halfway through 2026, and Nielsen has released streaming data for January through June — and some of the winners, especially broadcast shows doing well on there, may surprise you.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is setting records left and right, and the film has drawn positive reactions from both critics and fans. What isn’t drawing a positive reaction, however, is the collaboration between Spider-Man: Brand New Day and BMW, as Spider-Man fans are calling out BMW for their forced Brand New Day ad that fans…
Through series, docs, and games, and more, Netflix’s football slate captured a historic tournament and kicked off the countdown to the FIFA 2027 Women’s World Cup™.
Return to The Unknown with creepy-cute versions of your favorite characters. Credit: Mashable composite / Ian Moore / Funko
Your favorite characters are back in Funko Pop! form.Credit: Mashable composite / Ian Moore / Funko
한국어 The Donald Trump administration has drawn protests from Japan after using popular anime characters, including those from Pokémon and Naruto, without permission in promotional videos backing its immigration crackdown and other policy initiatives, according to the Mainichi Shimbun and other Japanese media on Tuesday.