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For Alice Oseman, whose LGBTQ+ young adult Heartstopper series became the UK’s fastest-selling graphic novel ever, and has since been adapted into a hit Netflix series, that somewhere was a table at Thought Bubble.

Team Thought Bubble have released a guide to the upcoming Thought Bubble Comic Convention 2026 in Harrogate for those who are Autistic, have anxiety, sensory issues, access needs or generally just like to know what to expect.

As the trees on the mountains yellow and redden, most mornings feel chilly enough to pull on an indie bookstore sweatshirt before pitter-pattering to the kitchen to fix a latte. With autumn’s arrival, my reading habits—like the foliage—shift in notable ways. I reevaluate reading goals. I consider what subjects or genres or vibes I hope…

Labubu, the inescapable but loveable little plush creature, had collectible toy drops feeling like the glory days of sneaker releases, with fans scrambling to get their hands on the latest release like their lives depended on it. Before long, they were dangling off just about every handbag going, from beat-up totes to luxury bags worth…

“Under the Dome” — one of many TV series adapted from Stephen King’s work — started out on a high note, but eventually lost the support of its audience. While fans were initially excited to see a visual representation of the trouble that befell a town after a mysterious dome appeared over it — the TV…

Shonen fans saw the end of an era when My Hero Academia‘s manga and anime ended last year. For nearly a decade, Kohei Horikoshi’s superhero series carried the torch for what would define the medium, right up to a triumphant end. While the series continues in anime through prequel spin-offs, as superhero media are wont…

Daniel Kaluuya thought the bronze statue dedicated to him in Leicester Square was a segmen out of Punk’d.

Howie Mandel didn’t decide to go public about his mental health. He was thinking about a doorknob.

Dima Beseda loved how games like “World of Warcraft” gave him clear goals and objectives.

‘Footy is exotic! It’s a fucking strange sport. And an awesome one,’ says Pro Jank Footy developer David Ashby, left, pictured with comedian Broden Kelly at the Great Northern Hotel in Carlton North. Photograph: Christopher Hopkins/The Guardian‘Footy is exotic! It’s a fucking strange sport. And an awesome one,’ says Pro Jank Footy developer David Ashby,…