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A political cartoon titan leaves behind a decades-long record of satire that reshaped how power gets talked about.
Sony is slipping a 2004 PlayStation 2 title into PlayStation Plus, and subscribers can grab it immediately.
Her long-time Harry Potter fandom meets a new Tolkien leap. Here’s what it signals for the show’s fan gravity.
Five dates, Brooklyn demand, and what you can do right before tickets disappear for Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour.
The actor’s cryptic June TikTok posts raise a familiar question for brands and platforms: hoax, proof, or publicity play?
From Jurassic Park hero to terrifying scene-stealer, Neill proved why casting a “good guy” can make horror work.
CCP’s FPS sequel-in-spirit is building an extraction shooter that works on its own, then plans to sync with EVE Online later.
The Film Workshop co-founder’s work in the 1980s boom and 2002 thriller echoed globally when Scorsese remade it.
Lotte World Seoul gets Legendary’s location-based entertainment debut, turning a film franchise into a real-world revenue line.
TriStar locks feature rights to the viral horror “Cartoon Cat” as Henderson’s “Siren Head” already hit Warner Bros after a bidding war.
The solo dev rebuilt from an old hard drive, and Stardew Valley survived its closest call.
Live-action Moana underperforms on the weekend, while Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer debuts strong, signaling release-timing risk.
