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As the industry continued its steady rebound from the video game crash of 1983, 1987 proved there was still plenty of life in arcades. From beat’em ups to shoot’em ups, the arcade scene was as robust as ever in the ’80s. Moving beyond the initial technical limitations of the medium, video games from 1987 were…

Cancellation is supposed to be the end of a television show. The network makes its decision, the sets come down, the actors move on, and viewers are left wondering what might have happened if the series had been given another season.

Many great TV shows have been canceled after only one season, and many terrible ones have suffered a similar fate. That’s no different for TV Westerns, which were so prevalent in the mid-20th century they might as well have been the only thing on TV. Still, no matter how popular the genre was, there were always…

William Shatner got his start as an actor in the early 1950s, but it was his role as Captain James T. Kirk on the classic 1960s series “Star Trek” that turned him into a household name. After playing the character in an additional seven theatrical films, it’s hardly surprising that Kirk continues to define him…

Branded merchandise isn’t exactly a new marketing innovation. Major companies have used this strategy for decades, creating popular products that customers clamored for.

There really hasn’t ever been a bad era for PlayStation, but the PlayStation 3 was a particularly strong console. The PS3 gave us “Uncharted,” “The Last of Us,” and the modern version of the “God of War” series. That’s just the tip of a high-quality iceberg, but even the worst games on PS3 were bad…

Entertainment – October 18th 2026, 17:00 GMT+2 15. Desperate Housewives (2004–2012) The secrets and scandals of Wisteria Lane once made Desperate Housewives a major television event. Its blend of mystery, comedy, and suburban drama appealed to a broad audience. On top of that, its ensemble cast became iconic. The series remains influential today, but its…

Then there’s Donald Trump, whose name dominates The Art of the Deal, but his credited collaborator Tony Schwartz later said he was the one who actually wrote the book. Did Trump write ANY of it? Not according to former Random House chief Howard Kaminsky, who said,“Trump didn’t write a postcard for us!”

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Sometimes it can be hard to predict which TV shows will hit it big, and which ones will fail miserably. There are projects that can take years to get made that end up being wildly successful, like “Mad Men,” a show that was famously rejected by networks like HBO before finally finding a home at AMC. Then…