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Welcome to your end-of-week roundup of everything new on Netflix US! As we hit the middle of August and the dog days of summer, it’s a busy week, particularly on the movie side. Over the past seven days, a solid batch of 33 new releases (20 movies and 13 series) has touched down on the…

Netflix has got it going on in the documentary space in August, with the chilling The Idaho Murders: College Nightmares still holding strong in the streamer’s top 3 TV shows on the U.S. charts, which says a lot about where subscriber attention is pointed right now. But the month is just getting warmed up, with…

Clockwise from top: The End of Oak Street, The Rivals of Amziah King, The Wrong Girls, andLanterns. Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Everett Collection (Warner Bros., Neon, Black Bear), John Johnson/HBO Max

The first time I wrote about the upcoming 1666: Amsterdamwas when the game’s reveal was found to be riddled with some absolutely dogshitAI-generated imagery. The second, and hopefully final, time is to say that the studio’s co-founder Patrice Désilets has not learned a damn thing from it.

Comic Store Revenue Is Up 20% This Spring, Compared To Last Year… what does this mean for your local comic book shop?

Convention season is still in full swing with Fan Expo Chicago 2026 kicking off this weekend.

Eclipse week here in the UK, so I spent some time out of doors on Wednesday grumbling that I couldn’t see the pages of the issues ofZot!orMiraclemanthat I was trying to readwhile wearing the special protective glasses being handed out at the Royal Observatory, before being roundly booed out of Greenwich Park by hordes of…

If you enjoy superhero content, you’re going to love our list of new shows to watch this weekend. I’ve been looking forward to the top-ranked show on this list. It’s one of the main reasons to keep your HBO Max subscription. The show is part of the DC Universe, but it should appeal to mass…

The road to Super Bowl LXI is almost here, with all 32 teams preparing for another NFL season filled with new-look rosters, emerging stars and championship expectations.

It’s all quiet on the library’s Western Front this week. As we don’t have any real activities to speak of, I figured I could use this space to remind you that we still have lots to do here even without dazzling magicians, movies, escape puzzles, and craft nights. In addition to being a great place…