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Oscar-winning actor Tim Robbins says an ayahuasca trip helped him break free from the anger he felt over America’s deep divide.

Spider-Man fans do not just show up for the movie. They show up for the feeling of being part of a massive, shared obsession, where tiny personal details (favourite scenes, eras, characters, vibes) matter as much as the blockbuster moment itself.

Since 2019, Louis Vuitton has maintained a creative partnership with Alex Israel, the Los Angeles-based artist whose work is saturated with the light, mythology and the visual language of the West Coast. The collaboration has produced some of the more interesting objects to come out of the Parfums de Cologne line, and this year’s edition…

Walking into a fast-food spot and instantly clocking it as a fandom space is the kind of crossover that feels made for 2026. Pokémon is still one of the rare IPs that can pull in kids, nostalgic millennials, and Gen Z players who never really stopped opening the app, collecting, and comparing finds.

ByGeorge Pennacchio Tuesday, July 28, 2026 12:14AM Twelve-year-old Maddax Mendonca has published his first comic book, “Infi-Mind,” inspired by his brother while continuing his efforts to support CHLA. OTRC

The setup is straightforward. You scan your space, the game converts your walls into tactical corridors, and it plants a control hub somewhere on your actual floor. Enemies arrive through portals that tear open in your walls and hallways. Between waves you pull up a holographic map projected off the hub and place defenses along…

I want to introduce you to Cello, and to the strangest weapon she carries: the beat itself.

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‘Kaala Haaruttade’ turns a real-life story into a song A still from the ‘Kaala Haaruttade’ song 

Instead of sitting on the couch with a controller, kids jump, dodge, run, kick, punch, and compete in immersive interactive games that keep them moving from start to finish. It’s the perfect rainy-day destination, a great way to burn energy during school breaks, or a fun indoor escape when Michigan weather doesn’t cooperate.