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In the 1988 documentary Rattle and Hum, B.B. King chats with Bono, then 27. The bluesman reflects on his station in life: “[People] say, ‘There he is, a 62-year-old — and what is he trying to do?'” 

Like any great director, Tim Burton has a laundry list of movies he would have loved to have made, and some are more well-known than others. For years, DC Comics fans hoped his Batman Continues project would have come to life, and those same fans were grateful his vision for Superman never fully did. Beyond…

When we started working on Saros, we knew we had an interesting challenge ahead of us. We had established a very distinctive audio identity with Returnal, and Housemarque gave us a clear direction from the beginning: “Refinement, not Reinvention.”

Julie Andrews, 91, was spotted in a rare outing in the Hamptons. The “Sound of Music” star recently said she won’t return for the third “Princess Diaries” movie. (This video contains AI-assisted content.)

When I first took a gander at the upcoming slate of manga announcements this fall, Sound Of A Blinkcaught my eye. It was in the macro overlaying sketches gracing its cover, its provocative title, and the eyebrow raising prospect of it being a semi-autobiographical work by the author who penned one of my favorite psychological…

Superheroes may possess incredible powers that allow them to perform impossible feats, but they’re rarely invincible. In both DC and Marvel Comics, writers have come up with plenty of iconic weaknesses for their heroes. By giving their heroes weaknesses, writers can craft more harrowing and exciting stories in which the heroes must overcome life-threatening challenges…

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I grew up playing Pong, Atari 2600, Intellivision, ColecoVision, and far too many arcade machines that were perfectly capable of swallowing an entire week’s allowance.

WNBA players spend countless hours perfecting their game, watching film, practicing their skills and traveling from city to city. But once the final buzzer sounds, they’re just like the rest of us — falling down TikTok rabbit holes, binge-watching comfort TV and developing oddly specific hyperfixations.