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Aoi Yūki: When I play Maomao, when I am in the recording studio, I think of myself as the percussion. I am the downbeat. I want to set the rhythm for the show so everybody can shine when playing their characters.

A new clip from VisionQuest that has been released ahead of Episode 7 has left many fans confused. The Marvel series premiered on Disney+ on October 13 and has since received positive reviews. Besides Paul Bettany, the show’s cast includes James Spader returning as Ultron, Ruaridh Mollica, Emily Hampshire, and Kauren Morais.

In the last year, Michael Chabon, the Pulitzer-winning author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay and Telegraph Avenue,has pushed his formidable writing talents into new realms. The Berkeley-based wordsmith teamed up with Portland’s lauded comic book writer Matt Fraction to write backstories for the return of Fraction’s critically acclaimed series Casanova (landing in comic book shops…

One of the biggest anime properties in the world is Jujutsu Kaisen, based on the best-selling manga series by Gege Akutami, which launched its third season at the start of the year. Among the fan-favorite actors who bring the English-language dub of the hit supernatural action series to life is Adam McArthur, who voices the…

Fans of Ashley Allen‘s exploration of Illyana Rasputin (and fans of Ashley’s writing in general) have reason to celebrate. With X-Orcists, not only are Ashley’s days with Magik far from over, but what was originally announced as a five-issue limited series has now been extended into an ongoing!

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The 1960s were an especially creative time for sitcoms, and shows like “Bewitched” and “The Addams Family” remain part of pop culture conversation 50-plus years later. Even so, this anything-goes era of TV created some shows that were, perhaps, a little too offbeat. For instance, Jerry Van Dyke turned down the title role on “Gilligan’s…