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Welcome to your weekly look ahead at what’s coming to Netflix over the next seven days! As we head into the middle of September, the fall TV season is officially kicking into high gear. Between the highly anticipated return of Ryan Murphy’s true-crime anthology, a blockbuster WWII action flick, and some fantastic new original comedies,…
Malin Akerman is trading “The Hunting Wives” for a different kind of Netflix romance.
Mego is to DCComics what Kenner is to Star Wars. During the 1970s, the manufacturer acquired the rights to create figures out of DC superheroes, making it the go-to if you wanted toys of Superman, Batman, or Wonder Woman. Not only was the toy line successful, but it also introduced various innovations, the most notable…
For decades, “comic books” and “super-heroes” have been synonymous. But for a few years in the 1950s, the super-hero genre looked like a fad of the previous decade, soon to be relegated to a footnote in the history of the medium. In July of 1956, over one hundred and seventy comic book titles were published.…
Fortnite’s huge collabs with the world of anime are set to continue with the long-awaited addition of One Piece to the game, and it could be a mini season to round off Chapter 7.
Fall is the perfect time for curling up with a good book—or maybe a good movie. (We’re not monsters.) Even better if you can hit two birds with one stone, of course, and this after all is Literary Hub, so here we present the literary movies and TV shows—adaptations, documentaries, and other book-adjacent fare—we’re most…
On the 14th, Disney+ variety show ‘Deadly Tag’ released its main trailer and an ‘It’ poster.
September brings a wide range of stories to screens, and IMDb has rounded up some of the biggest movies and TV shows kicking off the “-ber” months.
The official Fortnite Twitter account has confirmed out of nowhere that the Kingdom Hearts collaboration is coming to the game “this week”.
When TV’s biggest stars walk the red carpet at Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles for Monday’s Emmy Awards, many of the frontrunners will have something in common. And, no, it’s not their designer outfits.