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Pharrell Williams auction house JOOPITER is now trying to collect them all. Pokémon! Manga! Anime!, marks their first foray into the world of Pokémon, anime, and manga collectibles. It’s not exactly priced to move, but you can still browse, dream, or even splurge on these rarities.

Few cartoonists can say as much in a single panel as Jim Benton. The Ohio-born, Michigan-based artist has been drawing since before he learned to read, and decades later his method is still strikingly simple: a few lines, a handful of words and a twist the reader rarely sees coming. His editor once described the…

The Gainesville Fine Arts Association will present its fifth biennial National Juried Exhibition, “Line by Line,” through Oct. 23 at 1314 S. Main St. Curated by Skip Snow and Katy Lemle, the exhibition features 43 artists from 18 states exploring line as a mark, boundary, path, division, connection, structure and symbol. For more information, visit…

The first time I heard about the game Mouthwashing was on social media after it was released in 2024, and I was instantly mesmerized by its blend of psychological horror and its unique art style. And Xbox Game Pass subscribers can play this creepy game starting on Oct. 29.

A new NBA season might be underway, but New York isn’t done celebrating its champions just yet. In honor of the Knicks’ historic win, Funko is launching a new Pop! figure inspired by the biggest b-ball fan in the Big Apple: Lady Liberty herself. 

Season 3 of Netflix’s Nobody Wants This returns on October 22. But before Noah (Adam Brody) and Joanne (Kristen Bell) officially move in together, we’re taking a look back at the second season of the opposites-attract series.

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Horror movies have been in the middle of a renaissance in the last several years, with new scary movies outpacing summer blockbusters in terms of both critical praise and financial profit. Old franchises have been getting a new lease of life too, many returning to screens years after they seemed to have been buried for…

It’s a quiet end of day at TogenQ salon in Williamsburg. In one corner, a woman scrolls on her phone while a stylist curls her denim-blue-streaked hair into ringlets. Across the room, Jiwon, 25, gets her hime-style bob touched up so that it hangs above her delicately tattooed shoulders. Outside, three kids sporting freshly tousled…

Jackie Tohn had to let it go after coming up short of landing a role in a movie that became a classic.