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Today Apple TV released the trailer for Last Seen, a new thriller series that will kick off the streamer’s fall lineup next month.

Professional gamer Faker fires a gun in a scene created with generative artificial intelligence for the Disney+ murder-mystery game show “Murder Club.” Courtesy of Walt Disney Company Korea

How does a modern latte end up in a fantasy feast scene set centuries before coffee culture existed? Set designers, camera operators, entire editorial teams checking the same footage repeatedly. And still, somehow, a cup slips through.

Zach “Amongold” Hoyt has spoken out about his recent Twitch ban, saying he’s ‘relieved’ to be spending some time away from the screen after a health scare sent him to the emergency room.

Earlier this year, McDonald’s rolled out six limited-edition Friends figurines in Happy Meals across several countries. (Interestingly, they made it to South Africa, where I live, but not the US.) I’ve always liked Friends, but I wouldn’t exactly call myself a superfan (sorry), and yet I still found myself wanting to collect them all. Sure,…

Netflix Just Released an Anime That Pays Tribute to the Man Who Invented Modern Manga. – La Nouvelle Tribune Stache10/08/2026

While Xbox is in a rocky place with layoffs, lackluster exclusives, and an ever-changing launch philosophy, it is still home to some incredible games and series. Over the past 25 years, its franchises have become global icons, yet there are many that have been forgotten. With Project Helix in development, Microsoft has another chance to…

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Ben Edlund initially created his superhero character the Tick as a mascot for a comic book store chain in 1986. The Tick is a tall, muscular dude with a tiny tick-like antennae, extraordinary strength, and an all-blue costume. He’s also seemingly indestructible, which is a handy super-ability to have when you’re as whimsically clownish at…

If you’re looking for a cosy crime drama that you haven’t watched yet, there’s a six-part series over on streaming service U that might have passed you by. It’s called Art Detectives, and it’s exactly what you expect going by the name.