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Today, Stevie Wonder surprise-released Songs in the Key of Life 50: The EP, which contains four previously unreleased studio recordings. He recorded “It’s Easier,” “My Life Story of Love,” “I Can See the Sun in Late December,” and “I’m Into Livin'” during the sessions for his celebrated 1976 album but held onto them for the…

Absolute Wonder Woman #24 has Diana wielding hellforged weapons against gods themselves as Gateway City descends into divine chaos and heretical rebellion.

As revealed in DC Comics’ December 2026 solicits and solicitations,Tom King andDaniel Sampere’s final issue of Wonder Woman will be with Wonder Woman #40. I have rather enjoyed their run on the series. Not everyone else has, though. And it ends with a bang, a final confrontation with the Matriarch, her father, the Sovereign, and…

The DC Multiverse is not dying just yet as McFarlane Toys still has some DC Collector Edition figures up its sleeve

Time travel, baby carriers, and a monster hunt collide as Wonder Woman #37 kicks off Act 2 of The Wonder War with explosive family drama.

Entering the iconic Pyramids of Giza and uncovering new truths about how they were built is an experience most simply can’t try for themselves. They’re not Egyptologists for one, but it’s also unlikely they can easily take a trip to Egypt to even see it for themselves, never mind journey and discover new facts about…

Light & Wonder (ASX:LNW) is a global gaming technology company that designs and supplies slot machines, electronic table games, digital gaming content and systems to casinos and gaming operators worldwide. Formerly known as Scientific Games, the company rebranded to Light & Wonder to reflect its evolution from a diversified lottery and gaming conglomerate into a…

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Gal Gadot has played the screen version of Wonder Woman for almost a decade, debuting as Diana Prince in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice before leading two solo films and appearing across the DC Extended Universe that Zack Snyder built. However, Snyder’s vision for the franchise, anchored by a somber tone and a tendency…

As DC fans gear up to learn whether Adria Arjona’s Man of Tomorrow character is indeed the DCU’s Wonder Woman, as many are expecting, the DCEU’s Wonder Woman, Gal Gadot, is sharing new insight into what happened with her character and that iteration of the franchise and what ultimately caused the definitive end of her…