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We’ve had a fun sequel to Rob Liefeld’s adventures on WhatNo’ts livestreaming, in which he coined the phrase “I’m Rob Effin Liefeld”. This time, he has welcomed people recording him streaming and encouraged them to spread it further, even as he mocks them. Well, happy to do as requested, Rob! And while most welcome the…

For more than half a century, the comic strip “Alan Ford” has been present in Serbia and the former Yugoslavia, and this artistic creation by writer Max Bunker (real name Luciano Secchi) and artist Magnus (Roberto Raviola) has become more than a cultural and sociological phenomenon in this region. There is no generation unfamiliar with…

It seems as though Epic Games has gotten itself in a bit of a pickle. In March, the gaming company laid off 1,000 employees after a reported “downturn in Fortniteengagement” forced them to cut costs. But, wouldn’t you know it, those employees were actually pretty crucial in making the projects that could have helped the…

Charlamagne tha God has some advice for EJ Johnson following his recent back-and-forth with Rihanna.

Philippines — More than colorful costumes, traditional dances and festive performances, theCordillera Festival of Festivals 2026 will bring the region’s stories, heritage and identity to one stage on Oct. 17

‘Sainthood is inherently appealing,’ says Franciscan friar who contributed to the project. Detail of the cover of ‘Francis: Herald of the Great King,’ from Voyage Comics (Photo: Voyage Comics) FeaturesOctober 3, 2026

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Fox News host Jesse Watters wasted little time welcoming the network’s latest hire Billy Bush to the organization by joking that the new contributor’s cable-news gig puts him one step closer to a job in the Trump administration.

Last month, Sony argued that “reasonable consumers” already know they don’t really own the digital goods they paid for. The Consumer Rights wiki has now made a list collecting more than 30 examples where Sony told customers they do, in fact, own the digital games they paid for.

Billy Joel is telling fans not to worry about him after he was diagnosed with a brain disorder last year and underwent brain surgery.