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What If? is celebrating a milestone this year, as the first issue of the groundbreaking Marvel series went on sale 50 years ago, hitting newsstands on November 11, 1976, with a cover date of February 1977. If Marvel wanted to, the company could go back and revisit some of its most popular tales in the…

First, I am going on a family vacation from July 17-28. Because I am a big stupid idiot, I amdriving my familyfrom Chicago to Wyoming, then down to Salt Lake City, before going back to Chicago. I think this is gonna end up being, like, a 3,000-mile lap around the middle of America

Superhero comics are known for, if nothing else, being extremely safe. Status quo is king, after all. Ninety percent of all comics reset to a standard status quo at some point, usually after a big story arc or when a new run starts. DC’s biggest names have been around for decades at this point, and…

Shares of Roblox Corporation RBLX have rallied 31.9% in the past month, outperforming the Zacks Gaming industry’s 6.2% rise and the S&P 500’s 2% growth

A YouGov poll in April found 44% of people in the UK think stand-up comedy should be eligible for government arts and culture funding

The Hill family, high school athletes, new adoptive parents, and a starship crew are among the popular characters returning in must-see TV shows in July. They are joined by mutant superheroes, survivors of a zombie apocalypse, and a massive subterranean society. From Arlen, Texas, to the USSEnterprise, here are the seven streaming series you should…

San Diego Comic-Con is one of the most celebrated pop-culture events in San Diego. The streets are wrapped in promotional art and decked out for upcoming shows and movies, and people dress up in their most creative, fan-inspired outfits. This year will be no different. With more than 1,000 exhibitors and 2,000 hours of programming…

Why Vogue World should definitely head to San Francisco next. The highs (Celine and Willy Chavarria) and lows (Kevin and Jayden Federline) of Paris Fashion Week Men’s. Angelina Jolie’s new film “Couture” reveals the real stories beyond the runway. And the new Tiffany & Co. store brings the California coast indoors