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Sphere Entertainment Co., an entertainment holding company that owns the Sphere event venue in Nevada and New York-based regional sports network chain MSG Networks, names Karen Laureano-Rikardsenglobal head of corporate marketing and communications. Laureano-Rikardsen was most recently chief marketing & communications officer at financial risk solution provider Kroll. Before that, she served as CMO and…

A year after his death, Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s widow, Dr. Tenisha Delilah Warner, is taking legal action against his mother, Pamela Warner.

Singer Ma Ijin rose to the top of the Blue Dragon Ranking’s female singer category, powered by overwhelming support from fans.

A major Shonen Jump series has announced a surprise hiatus through the Summer due to the creator’s poor health conditions, and fans are still waiting for the franchise to expand even wider with more of the anime. It can be tough to be a creator in Shueisha’s various Jump magazines. Whether a creator is committed…

Josh D’Amaro made his Upfront debut as CEO alongside a sweeping lineup of more than 100 on-stage stars — supported by an incremental 100+ talent appearances – including Robert Downey Jr., Anne Hathaway, Lindsay Lohan, Shaquille O’Neal, Ewan McGregor, Oliperformance from GRAMMY®-winner and Disney alum Oli

Wonder Man #5 hits stores this Wednesday as Simon Williams struggles to stay ahead of chaos, death, and his ongoing romance troubles with Hellcat.

The fury of Star Wars Darth Revan is unleashed once more with Sideshow Collectibles newest Premium Format Figure

OSAKA – Japan’s booming “oshi-katsu” culture, in which fans devote themselves to supporting favorite celebrities, athletes, characters and other interests, has grown into an estimated 3.8 trillion yen market, but some enthusiasts are taking multiple jobs, restricting meals and falling deeply into debt to sustain their spending.

Malaysia Travel Takes Centre Stage as Japan Expo Twenty Twenty-Six Draws Fifty Thousand Visitors with Spectacular Culture, Tourism, Entertainment and Business Experiences – Travel And Tour World

The World Cup final’s first-ever halftime entertainment show will require extended stage setup, potentially pushing the traditional 15-minute break beyond regulations before play resumes.