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Spoiler warning: This article reveals details from the first two episodes of The Celebrity Traitors

Launched in 1996, the Nintendo 64 marked a huge technological leap forward for Nintendo and the greater video game industry. The console made 3D gameplay possible in a way that Nintendo had never employed before, while the console doubled down on local multiplayer and other peripheral features. Many of Nintendo’s classic franchises were revamped through…

Epic Games has finally put Five Nights at Freddy’s fans out of their misery and confirmed that some of its most iconic characters are coming to Fortnite. Clearly, this is a collab people have been waiting for, perhaps more than ever before, as less than 24 hours later, its reveal is the most-liked in Fortnite…

Despite amassing strong reviews, the new DreamWorks Animation title “Forgotten Island” got off to a rough start at the domestic box office with just $13 million over its opening weekend. In the pantheon of DreamWorks Animation movies, that’s barely ahead of the $12.8 million debut of “The Road to El Dorado” and noticeably behind the bows of titles…

Setting aside for a moment those Universal Studios neighbors suffering earaches from the new Fast & Furious roller coaster, it’s a stellar time for the long-running street-racing franchise. By the power of Vin Diesel, the 11th film in the series, Fast Forever, is back on track, and now that live-action TV show Diesel announced earlier…

DC Comics brought the superhero into the world in 1938 and since created some of the most iconic fictional characters of all time. Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Green Lantern, Lex Luthor, the Joker, and many, many more have all become household names, changing the course of pop culture. DC has been creating icons…

The live-action remake of “Akira” has been in limbo for years, and we’ve still not had an updated dose of ’80s anime glory. Surely if one ’80s sci-fi anime can hold a studio’s attention for this long, there are plenty of others that deserve a shot too?

Anime did not become a global pop-culture force overnight. Before streaming made everything one click away, series such as Akira, Sailor Moon, Mobile Suit Gundam, and Pokémon were already proving that Japanese animation could travel far beyond Japan. But some anime went further than becoming beloved shows.

While the sitcom wasn’t invented in the ’70s, it certainly feels like this was the decade that perfected the genre. From expertly written workplace comedies to shows that make you think and laugh at the same time, the ’70s were the first golden age of television sitcoms. So many of these series produced iconic characters and scenes…

For years, “video game movie” was shorthand for bad scripts, worse CGI and a studio’s apparent belief that a recognizable logo could stand in for a storyline and thrills. Zach Cregger may have finally put that reputation to rest; his Resident Evil took in $60 million from 3,684 theatres in the U.S. and Canada on…