The Death Stranding movie appears to be ramping up to production, as director Michael Sarnoski and cinematographer Pat Scola share a beautiful view from location scouting. Continue Reading »
As much as we loved Lanterns Season 1, it needs to fundamentally reinvent itself for Season 2. Here's why the DCU series can't rest on its laurels. Continue Reading »
We're not seeing major discounts on franchises like One Piece or Naruto right now, but we are getting some terrific price cuts on some other incredible stories. Continue Reading »
Michael Bay is reportedly in early conversations to direct the next Transformers movie following a successful meeting with Steven Spielberg, who is returning to produce the new installment. Continue Reading »
IGN can exclusively reveal the second wave of Hasbro's incredibly detailed Street Fighter movie figures, including Cody Rhodes' Guile and Jason Momoa's Blanka. Continue Reading »
Star Wars actor Jordan Stephens says he declined to return in hit Disney+ series Andor after being told to cut off his dreadlocks — to ensure his appearance looked "realistic." Continue Reading »
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is now available to rent or purchase digitally from VOD platforms like Prime Video. Continue Reading »
Read our review of Apple TV’s Tenzing, a Mount Everest drama starring Genden Phuntsok and Tom Hiddleston that honors Sherpa Tenzing Norgay’s historic climb. Continue Reading »
Carrie Forever: We catalogue every version of Stephen King's Carrie ever just in time for the new Mike Flanagan adaptation. Continue Reading »
There's a big difference between "sugar free" and "no added sugar." Continue Reading »
The future killer's appearance is being kept under wraps before the show hits Peacock next week. Continue Reading »
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From Jack's axe in 'The Shining' to the baby from '2001,' the collection will travel to New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and London. Continue Reading »
Unlike most other fungal infections, Cladophialophora bantiana seems to prefer going after the brain. Continue Reading »
David Ellison prevails in his quest for media domination. Continue Reading »
The strange rules of quantum mechanics could spell the end of our universe. But they might also spare it from one particular fate. Continue Reading »
This is the latest award show to be picked up by a streamer. Continue Reading »
In fairness, having the source code does help. Continue Reading »
The Garmin Enduro 4 promises up to 320 hours of battery while still offering the health and fitness tracking features of the Fenix 9 Pro. Continue Reading »
"We have plenty of other things to be dealing with," the 'Lady Bird' actress said. Continue Reading »
Scott, previously best known for playing the (hot) priest in 'Fleabag,' says of Ian Charleson, the 'Chariots of Fire' actor he plays in 'Elsinore' whose opportunities were limited because he was gay: "I thought when I was starting out that that was my fate too, but bit by bit, for whatever reason, that's turned out not to be the case." Continue Reading »
Alfonso Cuarón, Korean star Hyun Bin and the cast of Lee Chang-dong's 'Possible Love' walked the red carpet for Asia's leading film festival, where Michelle Yeoh and Ann Hui both received career honors. Continue Reading »
'One Helluva Ride' is right. Here are some of the most surprising revelations from the 82-year-old star’s tell-all autobiography. Continue Reading »
Tracy Turnblad-turned-daytime-talk-queen will play Powell's justice-seeking mom Judy Cox in the cable channel's latest ripped from the headlines film. Continue Reading »
The veteran Hollywood director will reunite with Lorenzo Di Bonaventura and Hasbro for the eighth live-action installment of 'Transformers' and its rock ‘em, sock ‘em robot action. Continue Reading »
The Oscar nominee’s new film, ‘14th,’ puts Trump administration policies in a grand and disturbing historical context — while serving as a stark call to action for Hollywood. Continue Reading »
The 30th anniversary edition includes 31 fiction features, 11 series, four documentaries and 14 shorts, many of which are getting their North American or U.S. premieres. Continue Reading »
Luca Guadagnino’s new film skewers OpenAI's Sam Altman and almost anyone who ever aligned with him. It’s also largely accurate. Continue Reading »
The 2026 lineup, including several movies with "concrete" in their title, made for "hilarious and quite confusing program meetings," shares fest director Kristy Matheson. Continue Reading »


IDW just announced a big hitter for a new title. just in time for TNG's 40th anniversary. Continue Reading »
Star Trek is entering a new era with a new corporate parent. Continue Reading »
October 6 and 7 are Prime Days for 2026. Continue Reading »
The four-issue mini-series we be released weekly, starting Wednesday. Continue Reading »
We talked to Kate on the red carpet at the Broadcast+Cable Hall of Fame Gala. Continue Reading »
At the Broadcast+Cable Hall of Fame Gala, the actor also talked to us about cancellation of 'Starfleet Academy.' Continue Reading »
A new season of 30 new episodes kicked off on Star Trek Day in September. Continue Reading »
We chatted with Celia on the red carpet at the Broadcast+Cable Hall of Fame Awards. Continue Reading »
We talked to Rod on the red carpet at the Broadcast+Cable Hall of Fame Awards. Continue Reading »
CEO David Ellison just announced the branding plans for Star Trek's parent company. Continue Reading »
The official Scooby-Doo Instagram account has released several parody posters of iconic horror movies starring Scooby and the Mystery, Inc. gang.
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Dunkin’ and Marvel Studios have teamed up for a special, limited-time Avengers: Doomsday menu of donuts, drinks, and collectibles.
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As vampire Kiefer Sutherland once said, "Be one of us" by wearing RSVLTS' cool new The Lost Boys collection, just in time for Halloween.
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The Television Academy has signed a deal to make Prime Video the exclusive streaming home of the Emmy Awards starting immediately in 2027.
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Stephen King’s 1974 novel Carrie is undoubtedly the most influential and important piece of horror literature in modern times.
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Paramount Skydance Chairman and CEO David Ellison formally closed his mega $111-billion dollar purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.
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The Avatar: The Last Airbender Reebok collection is here. We break down its four shoes, prices, and release date.
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Although there hasn't been a green light from HBO for Lanterns season 2, co-creator Damon Lindelof confirms writers are already at work.
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Prime Video has released the first ten images from Bloodaxe, the upcoming new series co-created by Vikings' Michael Hirst. The post New Prime Video Series BLOODAXE Shares First Images appeared first on Nerdist. Continue Reading »
Marvel Comics is joining with WEBTOON to create a new Marvel digital comics app, one which will effectively replace Marvel Unlimited.
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Dungeons & Dragons and World of Warcraft are two of the biggest fantasy games around, even though they exist in completely different mediums. As such, a crossover between the two is a natural fit (I bet there are plenty of D&D groups who also run raids in World of Warcraft together), but the form of that collaboration is less certain. In a private presentation breaking down the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft project, the ... Continue Reading »
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In this week's episode of The Game Informer Show, we dive deep into our Grand Theft Auto VI cover story and extract the coolest details for your enjoyment. Marcus, Alex, Charles, and Kyle discuss how Leonida compares to Florida, the game's updated weather system and how it may compare to Red Dead Redemption 2, and speculate on what may happen to players who prey on endangered species.Later in the podcast, we discuss our time playing Star Wars: Galactic Racer and End of Abyss, the latter being a new survival horror game that reminds us of Metroid: Other M (complimentary).The Game Informer Show is a weekly podcast covering the video game industry. Join us every Friday for chats about video game reviews, news, and exclusive reveals alongside Game Informer staff and special guests from around the industry. Support the show by subscribing to our physical video game magazine!Sponsored: Before ink met page, Super ... Continue Reading »
In 2008, Kojima Productions released what was billed as the swan song for Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear series: Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. The game had the staggering task of tying up decades of storytelling by bringing together Solid Snake, Ocelot, Otacon, Raiden, and many more characters for one explosive finale. The adventure centers on a rapidly aging Solid Snake racing against the clock to stop his twin and nemesis, Liquid Snake, one last time. Of course, there are far more bizarre shenanigans at play. Guns of the Patriots was acclaimed for its storytelling, cinematic presentation, and evolution of the series' stealth gameplay, namely the OctoCamo suit that allowed Snake to mimic the appearance/texture of any surface he touched. It also has the distinct honor of earning a rare 10/10 review score from Game Informer. Now, thanks to the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2, we can finally revisit ... Continue Reading »
Something that's never existed before.For generations, comic art has done more than entertain. It gave American culture some of its most enduring icons and its clearest visual language for hope, courage, justice, and equality. Panel by panel, it shaped how generations understood their own values.In 2025, the United States Mint made that art form part of its own legacy. Partnering with DC, the Mint launched the Comic Art Coin & Medal Program, the first time in its 230-plus-year history that Super Heroes have appeared on official U.S. coinage. Rather than reproducing images from familiar comic panels, every design is original artwork created specifically for the collection, sculpted by hand and struck in precious metal.
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One of the big highlights of the PlayStation 5 Pro, now priced at $899.99, is PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), which analyzes game images pixel by pixel and uses proprietary AI upscaling to deliver more detailed, stable gameplay, according to the company. Now, PlayStation is bringing that PS5 Pro-exclusive feature to base PS5 models, kind of. Revealed today, Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), "a new performance tier of AI upscaling," is coming to PS5 starting today with Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei. PlayStation says QSSR is born out of Project Amethyst, its AI graphics collaboration with AMD, and uses a "streamlined neural network architecture" and "hand-tuned implementation that maximizes performance on PS5" to bring AI-guided upscaling to the console. PlayStation says PSSR on the PS5 Pro remains the "gold standard," but QSSR provides notable improvements in both image detail and stability on PS5. Two new videos – one for Marvel's Wolverine and one ... Continue Reading »
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You'll be the next Sebulba, yet, kid, if you these tips Continue Reading »
In addition to various video games, anime, movies, and toys, the unit contained prototypes, concept art, and design documents Continue Reading »
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After coming up with Snake's catchphrase and working with him for decades, Akio Otsuka's loyalty to Kojima leaves him conflicted about his most beloved role Continue Reading »
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Asha Sharma reportedly pointed to green shoots during a company townhall Continue Reading »
Both Embark Studios games are looking to expand their horizons in new mediums Continue Reading »
When music licensing goes too far.
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"I'm trying to bring it all back and fix it," says Novus Inceptio developer McMagic Productions.
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This murder's gone decades without being solved... until now.
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Gears has never felt better to play, or more creatively stagnant.
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At least I have a stylish new bag.
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Wish for both quantity and quality.
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Even as we drown in Warhammer games, Survivors stands out as something extremely cool.
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Let me put my own parts on my Gundam, dangit!
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Can't a little guy find some peace in the tunnels?
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Investigating the RPG's detective systems.
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Disney President Dana Walden says the future of Jimmy Kimmel Live! is still undecided as ABC weighs the costs of late-night television and the show’s long-term value. Walden addressed the issue last week in an interview with Bloomberg, where she was asked whether Jimmy Kimmel will remain with the Disney-owned network after his current […] Continue Reading »
Universal Pictures may be looking backward as it plans the next chapter of the Jurassic World franchise. Director J.A. Bayona is at the top of the studio’s wishlist to direct the untitled sequel to Jurassic World Rebirth, according to a writer at The Hollywood Reporter. The report followed a rumor from The InSneider. […] Continue Reading »
The Walt Disney Company’s President Dana Walden said on Thursday that the company’s layoffs were “extremely painful” but necessary for its survival. Disney has carried out several rounds of cost cutting measures in recent years to combat intense competition in streaming, while advances in AI tools have also become a cheaper production alternative for […] Continue Reading »
That’s what a professor in Texas is arguing, according to ABC7-KLTV: As students across East Texas continue working to rebound from pandemic-era learning loss, one local educator says the secret to closing the reading gap might be found inside comic books. Dr. Gina Doepker, a professor of literacy education at the University […] Continue Reading »
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos admitted this week that the streaming giant is not growing as quickly as he wants, even as Wall Street raises fresh concerns about falling viewer engagement and YouTube’s growing hold on television audiences. “Overall, we’re not growing as fast as I want us to, and we’re working on making that […] Continue Reading »
American entertainment is moving further from stories built around traditional family life, faith, male responsibility, and national identity. Many studios and publishers now place feminist, racial, and LGBT themes at the center of major franchises. The shift isn’t limited to small projects or niche programming. HBO’s Lanterns, part of DC Studios’ new screen […] Continue Reading »
Nicolas Cage’s criticism of the Marvel Cinematic Universe hits a nerve because it isn’t an attack on superhero stories. It’s a complaint about what happens when spectacle replaces story. At Fan Expo Dallas, Cage said the MCU has become “a well-funded and glorified WWE.” He said it “with love,” but his point was […] Continue Reading »
Hollywood’s latest mega merger is nearly across the finish line, and the usual celebrity outrage machine is already firing on all cylinders. A federal judge has approved Paramount’s settlement with 12 states that challenged its planned $81 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. The ruling clears a major obstacle for a deal that could close […] Continue Reading »
This may not be about comics per se, but what the following Front Page article discusses does bring up both Robert Pattison, who played Batman in the 2022 film, which was woke in its own way, and makes at least one allusion to a certain comics supervillain. It’s about a film titled Primetime, which […] Continue Reading »
Hollywood has spent years telling audiences they need to be lectured, corrected, and scolded before they can be entertained. Now Warner Bros. may be learning what happens when a studio spends a fortune on a movie that seems built to impress (some) critics, awards voters, and the loudest corners of social media instead of […] Continue Reading »
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He and co-CEO Peter Safran are remaining at DC under the new Skydance regime. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
Thanks to Avengers Endgame: Encore, Avengers: Endgame is back in theaters. And that has the ScreenCrush team reassessing this monstrouly successful film. What made it so popular? You can argue it had to do with its clever time travel story, or the satisfying action climax, or all of the fun Marvel cameos. But Avengers: Endgame either... Continue reading… Continue Reading »
We lost a lot of good men and women (and mutants) in the Secret Wars. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
Seven years after its first release, people still love ‘Endgame.’ Continue reading… Continue Reading »