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McDonald’s is celebrating our Lone Star State with a series of collectible cups as part of a Texas Meal.
Nike just dropped this year’s NFL Rivalries collection this week, and everyone has been going bananas over the new Air Max 90 shoes. All this talk about rivalries has got me thinking about how little the Jets’ rivalries matter when the team is this bad. To the Bills and Patriots, we’re just two automatic wins…
Ahead of Week 1 of the 2026 college football season, Nielsen has released the “Nielsen Scarborough Local College Football Fandom Index.” The metric takes into account multiple different factors while determining the most avid media markets for college football.
Deko Entertainment just dropped three live albums from 1980s hard rock acts. Remastered. 180-gram colored vinyl. The lineup includes Dokken, Slaughter, and Warrant, with signed bundles on offer for die-hards…
Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures shared their best look yet at Sadie Sink in her first costume as Jean Grey. Spider-Man: Brand New Day introduced the world to Sink’s take on Jean Grey, making her the first classic mutant to be brought into the MCU who comes from Earth-616. While Sink’s role was kept tightly…
Katekyo Hitman REBORN! anime has officially released the creditless version of its very first opening, featuring SPLAY’s “Drawing days,” as part of the series’ 20th anniversary celebration.
Looking for a list of the new VR releases for PC VR, Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2 and other platforms in September? We’ve got you covered.
Seiko has unveiled a limited-edition D.Gray-man watch inspired by the anime’s protagonist, Allen Walker.
Welcome to your end-of-week roundup of everything new on Netflix US! As August comes to a close and we look ahead to the fall season, Netflix is wrapping up the month with a fantastic batch of 37 new releases (16 movies and 21 series) added over the past seven days. Whether you are looking for…
PlayStation is changing its marketing and advertising language to reflect its internal decision to stop producing PC/Steam ports of its PS5 games, quietly confirming reports from earlier this year that PlayStation PC ports were discontinued. Not only did most PlayStation games not perform particularly well on PC, but it is also believed that this actively…