Neon has unveiled the first teaser for Luca Guadagnino's Sam Altman biopic, Artificial, after Amazon abruptly canceled its support for the film earlier this year. Continue Reading »
Snoop Dogg's biopic has cast Swayvo Twain, the son of D'Angelo, as Notorious B.I.G. Continue Reading »
The upcoming Ocarina of Time and Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave games will take up nearly 30GB each. Continue Reading »
2026's live-action Moana is making its way to a physical format with a 4K steelbook alongside regular 4K and Blu-ray releases. Here's where you can preorder them, and what bonus features this release comes with. Continue Reading »
We break down every costume confirmed to appear in Marvel's Wolverine and how Insomniac's new game draws on decades of X-Men lore. Continue Reading »
Lucasfilm announced that the original Star Wars and Ryan Gosling's Star Wars: Starfighter will get historic IMAX 70mm releases in 2027. Continue Reading »
Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman and the rest of the Practical Magic 2 cast toil and trouble to conjure up a worthwhile sequel, but they’re cursed with a very messy script. Continue Reading »
The first full trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero has confirmed the sequel will feature King Ghidorah. Continue Reading »
Four hours is more than enough time to spend with Elon Musk, but Alex Gibney’s documentary Musk should’ve been more comprehensive. Continue Reading »
Nintendo has discussed further details of its live-action The Legend of Zelda movie, including its title and story. Continue Reading »
As it turns out, hyenas don't want anything to do with lions—if anything, it's the lions that won't leave the hyenas alone. Continue Reading »
He says AI development is the most dangerous thing humans are doing. Continue Reading »
Meta’s new agentic AI platform taught me what tokenmaxxing feels like. For free. Continue Reading »
iPhone Ultra is too predictable. Continue Reading »
"Summer is over. Peace didn't happen. The war is still going on." Continue Reading »
Five producers of the hit AMC franchise just settled for $120 million, though one open case remains. Continue Reading »
A Republican senator is now openly saying ethics language could be what finally kills the bill. Continue Reading »
The new Circular Ring 3 Pro and Circular Ring 3 Slim pair health tracking with NFC and haptic feedback. Continue Reading »
Director Na Hong-Jin's adrenaline-fueled alien misadventure, starring Hoyeon, Michael Fassbender, and Alicia Vikander, hits theaters on September 9. Continue Reading »
Months after kicking off a wave of teen social media bans, Australia is now coming for social media algorithms. Continue Reading »
Seth Grahame-Smith is writing the screenplay for the feature based on the 1960s series from Mel Brooks and Buck Henry. Continue Reading »
The two-time Oscar nominee also reflects on his 'Social Network' co-star Jesse Eisenberg’s decision not to return as Mark Zuckerberg for Aaron Sorkin’s 'The Social Reckoning,' and looks ahead to his own turn as a Big Tech disrupter in 'Artificial.' Continue Reading »
From 2026 summer blockbusters like 'The Odyssey,' 'Toy Story 5' and 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' to classics like 'Jurassic Park' and 'Titanic,' The Hollywood Reporter has compiled every film to make over $1 billion at the worldwide box office. Continue Reading »
John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein’s Cold War action-comedy was nearly stopped cold when a key location fell through. Continue Reading »
Scoot McNairy, Adelaide Clemens, Nick Nolte, Ben Mendelsohn and Affleck’s son Atticus star in the Venice competition entry, a triptych of interconnected stories fueled by a mystery. Continue Reading »
He has amassed seven million followers with his horror shorts. Now Lackey has horror veterans, including Spooky Pictures' Steven Schneider, as well as Jason Blum and James Wan, producing his feature debut. Continue Reading »
Like the director's 'Pina' and 'Anselm,' the Venice-premiering film allows the viewer new perspectives, in this case on the work of the visionary Swiss architect of the title. Continue Reading »
Italian genre specialist Paolo Strippoli’s Venice competitor traces the escalating horror of a wife and mother whose fear of having a less-than-perfect family takes her to dark places. Continue Reading »
After spending a decade in franchises, Wingard returns with his first final cut movie: "for better or worse, the purity of my vision is on screen." Continue Reading »
Shyamalan directs from his own screenplay, with the story a collaboration between Shyamalan and Sparks. Continue Reading »

John de Lancie strikes again on Star Trek Day, detailing Fleet Command's new contest. Continue Reading »
JR, Sprocket, and Roo are back with the first of 30 new adventures for season 2 Continue Reading »
STO is celebrating 60 years of Star Trek with two (actually three) Spocks. Continue Reading »
Doug Drexler, Wayne Knight, and more fans share personal stories about the premiere of Star Trek on September 8, 1966. Continue Reading »
The super-sized one-shot arrives on Wednesday. Continue Reading »
The actor talks about sending SNW to the soap opera dimension in “Like Chronitons Through The Hourglass.” Continue Reading »
The second season of the documentary series dropped today. Continue Reading »
'Across The Unknown' continues to grow. Continue Reading »
The season heads towards its endgame on Thursday. Continue Reading »
Tony and Laurie also talk about a new interview with the filmmakers writing the next Star Trek movie. Continue Reading »
Five things we learned from the recent The Legend of Zelda: 40th Anniversary Nintendo Direct.
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Le Creuset has crafted a new line of deluxe cookware items based on Star Trek's aliens and ships for the franchise's 60th anniversary.
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Two Star Wars movies will hit IMAX screens in 2027. First, A New Hope for its 50th anniversary followed by Ryan Gosling's Starfighter.
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Deborah Ann Woll and the creative team behind Tales from Woodcreek showed what’s possible when D&D meets and escape room. Now they’re looking to get even crazier with a new season set in a massive 1920s mansion. Dan Casey sat down with Deborah Ann Woll to talk about the fine art of puzzle design, Relics The post Deborah Ann Woll’s Tales From Woodcreek is Like a TTRPG Escape Room appeared first on Nerdist. Continue Reading »
Celebrate 60 years of Starfleet adventures with a new collection of Star Trek apparel from RSVLTS, spotlighting the classic original series era.
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We spoke to Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett about finding movies for the four-episode Mystery Science Theater 3000: The RiffTrax Experiments.
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AMC Global Media has reached a $120 million dollar lawsuit settlement with The Walking Dead's creator and producers.
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As the Star Trek franchise celebrates 60 years, we spoke with several Trek icons about series' enduring legacy, and why it matters more than ever.
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Doctor Strange gets back to his trippy roots in a new graphic novel from writer Kevin J. Anderson, Doctor Strange: Endless Nightmare.
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Godzilla Minus Zero's cinematic new trailer teases a new epic threat that we are pretty sure is King Ghidorah.
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The Nintendo Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time finally has a release date, and it launches on November 5, 2026, exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2. This release date puts the remake launching just two weeks before Grand Theft Auto VI, which is anticipated to be the biggest game launch of the year. Nintendo seems to know the cachet The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has, though, and many gamers will likely pick up this remake in November, whether they're picking up GTA VI later that month or not. The company revealed this November 5 release date during today's Legend of Zelda Nintendo Direct, ahead of the more general Nintendo Direct airing tomorrow, September 9.
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We've been waiting for new details surrounding the upcoming movie based on the Legend of Zelda franchise, and during today's Legend of Zelda 40th anniversary Nintendo Direct, many were expecting a new trailer. Instead, we learned of the official title and received some first narrative and thematic hints from series creator Shigeru Miyamoto.The movie is simply called The Legend of Zelda, with no subtitle nor any qualifier that it is a movie, as has been seen in The Super Mario Bros. Movie or The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. According to Shigeru Miyamoto, the name not containing any subtitle will make sense once you see it. "This is an original film based on the many stories, ideas, and concepts of the series, built up through the games for 40 years," he said during the Nintendo Direct livestream. "Through the creative power and visual expertise of the talented production team, it's become an artistic ... Continue Reading »
Exodus is an ambitious sci-fi RPG from Archetype Entertainment that shares some DNA with Mass Effect. It's evident if you know the studio's history (many of its higher-ranking developers used to work at BioWare), but you can also tell just by looking; it's nearly impossible to make a story-driven sci-fi game without those comparisons being made. One of the easiest parallels comes with Exodus' companions, and when I played the game at Archetype's Austin offices, the dark-haired companion Suliman left quite an impression.
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It’s been a busy year for games so far. A new Nintendo console just launched. I haven’t yet beaten Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 or Doom: The Dark Ages, despite truly loving what I’ve played, and I’m at least three games behind on the new releases I want to check out. And yet, these past few weeks, whenever I’ve sat down to play a game in my spare time, it’s been 2017’s The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.Now, outside of it being my favorite game of all time, it also recently received a big performance upgrade through the Nintendo Switch 2 version, making for an improved experience in the year 2025. Still, I haven’t been able to shake a persistent feeling of guilt each time I paraglide back into Hyrule.Whenever I’ve fired up Breath of the Wild, a voice in the back of my head screams, “Shouldn’t you play something else? ... Continue Reading »
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It's a packed week of The Game Informer Show. Marcus, Charles, and Eric discuss last week's Grand Theft Auto VI Extended Look, and talk about where their personal hype levels for GTA VI stand. Then, we break down the double-header Sony State of Play showcase, and talk about our favorite announcements from AAA and smaller studios alike.After the break, we get into a trio of big game reviews that dropped over the last week: The Blood of Dawnwalker, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and Orbitals. The fall season is in full swing, and the crew talks about which of these three games are already standing out. 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 ... Continue Reading »
The achievement database Exophase has listed achievements for several games, including some that haven't been announced Continue Reading »
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I should not have to use my phone to fully experience a game's side quests in 2026 Continue Reading »
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The Nova Games Foundation is a new philanthropic initiative aimed at supporting the next generation of game makers Continue Reading »
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Sprawl Zero is the kind of shooter you should play with a controller Continue Reading »
Also hinted is a new Thief Dark Project campaign. Continue Reading »
Unsurprisingly, Asus ROG is launching its Wi-Fi 8 routers with an extreme gaming monster.
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It's now much easier to take the DIY approach. Continue Reading »
Rebel Wolves is hiring.
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From the developer of King of Dragon Pass, a gorgeously imagined meat grinder for hapless adventuring parties.
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It seems like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 really made an impact on Macron.
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The singer and guitarist spent several minutes asking fans to download his Fallout 4 'True First Person' mod after another modder criticized it. Continue Reading »
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We also got some hints to how later games are linked to Resident Evil 4.
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YouTube has clarified how its monetization rules apply to graphic gaming violence, giving creators a clearer path to ad revenue months before GTA 6 launches. Under the updated advertiser-friendly guidelines, videos may remain eligible for ads when graphic gameplay appears between eight and 15 seconds after the video begins. Graphic violence shown during […] Continue Reading »
YouTube Premium is facing another proposed class action lawsuit over its “ad-free” marketing. Three Canadian subscribers argue that paid sponsorships included directly in creator videos still count as advertisements. Thirumugham Palaniappan, Jason Kooner, and Connor MacLeod filed the complaint in the Supreme Court of British Columbia on August 21. Google LLC, Google Canada […] Continue Reading »
The Daily Wire says actor Andrew Garfield, who’d played Spidey in the past decade, has repeated a woke pitch for how to tell the story: Former “Spider-Man” star Andrew Garfield still thinks the character should be gay. The 43-year-old actor said his mind hasn’t changed since the infamous interview in 2013 when he pitched that idea for […] Continue Reading »
When people think about reading for relaxation, novels and non-fiction books often spring to mind before comic books or graphic novels. Yet comics have long been a source of entertainment, inspiration and escapism for readers of all ages. From superhero adventures and humorous strips to heartfelt memoirs and thought-provoking graphic novels, the medium offers […] Continue Reading »
This Batman Day, fans around the world can celebrate the World’s Greatest Detective with Batman of Two Worlds, a one-shot comic book debuting globally on September 19, 2026. Available for $2.99 US at participating comic book shops worldwide, Batman of Two Worlds is the centerpiece of Batman Day 2026, a global, multi-platform event that invites fans […] Continue Reading »
Warner Bros. is moving forward with The Batman Part II, the next chapter in Matt Reeves’ standalone Gotham saga. Robert Pattinson will return as Batman, with Andy Serkis back as Alfred Pennyworth and Jeffrey Wright reprising his role as Jim Gordon. The sequel will take place outside the main DC Universe being developed […] Continue Reading »
Addiction is often portrayed in popular culture as a straightforward battle between a person and a substance. However, some of the most interesting comic books explore addiction in much broader terms, examining compulsive behaviour, escapism, trauma, obsession and the desire to avoid difficult emotions. It’s this visual storytelling, which explores these complicated subjects in imaginative […] Continue Reading »
Warner Bros.’ live-action ThunderCats movie is still alive, but fans shouldn’t expect to see it in theaters anytime soon. Director Adam Wingard recently gave Polygon an update while promoting his new action movie, Onslaught. Wingard confirmed that he and co-writer Simon Barrett completed a new draft of the ThunderCats script at the beginning […] Continue Reading »
Avengers: Doomsday has Robert Downey Jr. returning to Marvel, the Russo brothers back in the director’s chairs, and a major crossover with characters from the X-Men movies. That combination should make the film one of the biggest action releases of 2026. It also comes with one major concern. The movie began filming without a […] Continue Reading »
Decaturish gives a report about a store in Tucker, GA, that had to move to a new location after the mall it was originally in began doing renovations: After years of serving as a gathering place for comic book, gaming and pop culture fans, Challenges, Games and Comics, a Tucker comic book store, has found […] Continue Reading »
As part of the film’s 50th anniversary the movie will return to theaters — bigger than ever. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
The hunt for the Manhunter heats up on this week’s ‘Lanterns.’ Continue reading… Continue Reading »
Prime Video is not continuing the adventures of Nicolas Cage’s Ben Reilly. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
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From ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ to ‘Scary Movie,’ watch these new movies at home the weekend of September 4, 2026, for free or via VOD. Continue reading… Continue Reading »
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