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EA may keep the Ultima trademark, but Garriott says he is pulling the copyright back under US law.
The first role-playing adaptation of the dark shonen franchise is here, and it looks built for summer anime-game attention.
Pixar keeps expanding the toy world, but repeats the supporting-cast mistake that drains momentum from familiar favorites.
Lionsgate begins production on The Housemaid’s Secret, immediately boosting streaming traction for The Housemaid, a Freida McFadden bestseller adaptation.
The unlikely pairing that paired rock legends with an incoming Swift helped define a new crossover template.
Disney went CG-first, but Blaise’s one-man, 11,000-drawing short proves 2D didn’t die quietly.
The Belt and Road Film Week sidebar selection turns into a full post-screening conversation on Xizang landscapes.
Decision-makers who hate unresolved plots can find narrative crime games that tie off loose ends, fast.
Health struggles sidelined a tour spot. The album still landed July 1, with a 13-year musical in its DNA.
The Oscar winner admitted she initially binned the 1998 football script because she “didn’t know who Adam Sandler was.”
What keeps Jagger moving and why Foreign Tongues, July 10, is the Stones’ momentum business case in public.
After Spain stumbled to a 0-0 draw, Ramon Planes says Saudi’s improved mix could decide Sunday’s World Cup clash in Atlanta.
