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People gather in the exhibition hall during the opening day of Comic-Con International in San Diego, California, U.S., July 23, 2026

Eight years after Incredibles 2, filmmaker Brad Bird is back with a new animated film, Ray Gunn, and he took the opportunity to look back at his storied career and what the future holds. He reminisced about his early memories of movies: going to the theater with his film-loving parents and attempting to create sequential…

Day 2 of Comic-Con International: San Diego began with cloud cover, humidity, and heat — the perfect sort of weather to hide in Hall H and welcome television series like Blade Runner 2099, Lanterns, and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. But that’s just a few of the goings on at SDCC…

On Friday, July 24, Amazon MGM Studios skipped ludicrous speed and went straight to plaid in Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con as the cast and filmmakers of SPACEBALLS: THE NEW ONE sat down for a galactic panel.

A certain southern California city is once again inundated with the sounds, sights, and costumes of Comic-Con International: San Diego. The weather is warmer than usual — as many locals have told Rotten Tomatoes in recent days — and the humidity is high. Nonetheless, the show rolls on with various films and television programs vying…

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In one of their first forays into Anime Expo, Disney+ brought two of their properties to the 2026 convention, one of which was the magical sports series, Dragon Striker

This week’s episode of Girls Gotta Eat‘sThe Snack had no shortage of pop culture headlines to cover. On the latest episode, hosts Ashley Hesseltine and Rayna Greenberg tackled the stories everyone seemed to be talking about, from America’s 250th birthday celebrations and World Cup drama to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s highly anticipated wedding

One of the biggest anime conventions, Anime Expo 2026, closed its run on July 5, unveiling a dense slate of new announcements, including anime films, series, games, and productions. The expo started on July 2 in Los Angeles, bringing together Japanese studios, licensors, streaming platforms, and thousands of fans