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The 2026 Hugo Awards, honoring the past year’s best sci-fi and fantasy works, were held at LAcon V, the 84th Worldcon, on Sunday, August 30. Best Graphic Story or Comic went to A Wizard of Earthsea: A Graphic Novel, Fred Fordham‘s adaptation of the classic fantasy novel by the late Ursula K. Le Guin. Fordham…

Josh Silver’s Traumaland — published in the US as Erase Me — took the 2026 YA Book Prize at the Edinburgh International Book Festival on August 27, and the judges were not simply rewarding a gripping psychological thriller. They were recognizing a novel built, with the precision of a mental health practitioner, on one of…

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Kyle Johnsen, a professor in the University of Georgia College of Engineering, will receive the 2026 Innovation Award from Georgia Life Sciences, the state’s largest life sciences advocacy and business leadership organization, at the 2026 Golden Helix awards.

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Rasika Dugal says starring in Delhi Crime has been one of her best career decisions, especially after winning Best Actress (Series) at IFFM. She feels her character Neeti Singh’s emotional evolution mirrors her own journey across three seasons

Imagicaaworld Entertainment Limited secured a favorable arbitration award dated August 12, 2026. The sole arbitrator, Ld. Vijay C. Daga, found no liability against the company and denied the claimant’s request for specific performance regarding land parcels. The company expects minimal future defense costs unless the order is contested.

Announced earlier today by the Television Academy, character designer Takashi Okazaki has won an Emmy Award for “Outstanding Individual Achievement In Animation” for his work on Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 – The Duel: Payback.

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The winner of the 11th annual Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity in Comics was announced at San Diego Comic-Con on July 24. The prize went to Rodney Barnes and Elia Bonetti for their horror series Crownsville, which follows a detective and journalist investigating a suicide at the infamous, abandoned Crownsville Hospital in Maryland.