Crunchyroll's Best Samurai Anime Is Returning, And It's Only 1 Week Away
A stunning anime straight out of the pages of Shonen Jump is coming back for its second outing, and it's one of the most anticipated summer returns.
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A stunning anime straight out of the pages of Shonen Jump is coming back for its second outing, and it's one of the most anticipated summer returns.
NCIS: New York finally brings the franchise to its most obvious setting, correcting a surprising omission after more than 20 years.
DC's Absolute Batman introduces a new set of drastic redesigns for three villains that get transformed into nightmarish body-horror creatures.
William Gibson’s Neuromancer is the most seminal cyberpunk book out there, but a few other novels from the same sci-fi subgenre are arguably better.
Casper Kelly, known for Adult Swim's 'Too Many Cooks,' helmed the feature that hits theaters next month after premiering at Sundance.
Nearly 25 years, Secretary will get a one-night-only revival by the director and cast of another erotic title, thanks to Film Independent and Mubi. Jane Schoenbrun, writer/director of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, will direct the cast of their upcoming Mubi film in a live reading of the 2002
9-1-1 made Buck into a foster father to Theo in the Season 9 finale, marking a new chapter of maturity and responsibility for the character.
With Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, the iconic historical gaming series drops the RPG elements and goes back to what made it great originally.
Patrick Stewart finally addresses the rumors that have been surfacing on the internet regarding his potential retirement after Avengers: Doomsday.
Paramount Animation has given Dan Trachtenberg’s untitled Freddy the 13th adaptation an appropriate release date. After announcing the untitled animated family horror comedy at Annecy International Animation Film Festival last month, Paramount has set the project based on Yehudi Mercado’s indie comi
Manu Gutiérrez has landed interviews with some of the biggest figures at this year’s World Cup including Lionel Messi (twice), Lionel Scaloni, Jude Bellingham, Cuti Romero, James Rodríguez and more. Pretty good for a fresh-faced independent journalist from Venezuela. But here’s the thing: Gutiérrez
Denis Villeneuve's best sci-fi movie, Arrival, is officially returning with a new release for its 10th anniversary.
As a new group of strangers moved into the Big Brother house, one contestant decided to check out of the competition early. Levi Banks, who dropped out of Season 28 just before filming began, explained that the CBS reality series was “not the right fit” for him, but he is “so freaking excited” to wa
Following the Yellowstone creator's Emmy snubs, one of Taylor Sheridan's most popular shows is once again dominating Paramount+.
Dwayne Johnson returns as Maui for Disney's live-action take on the 2016 animated original that recently spawned a mammoth hit with 2024's 'Moana 2.'
Three years after he signed off CBS’ “The Late Late Show,” James Corden is having the time of his life hosting the World Cup after show for Fox, “After Hours With James Corden.” On the latest episode of “Daily Variety” podcast, the multihyphenate discusses the joy of indulging in his lifelong love o
Despite impressive viewing figures and record-breaking engagement, The Boys' final season was largely snubbed by the 2026 Emmys.
Although Jennifer Garner takes audiences on a trip in The Five-Star Weekend, she prefers staying in Los Angeles for work. The Golden Globe winner recently discussed why it’s been “so important” to her that she works in Hollywood “as much as possible,” while state legislators push to uncap California
UPDATE 7/9: The final viewership numbers for the U.S.-Belgium match are in, and they are the biggest for any telecast since the Super Bowl. The Round of 16 game was watched by 33.086 million viewers — the most ever for a soccer telecast in the U.S. and the largest non-NFL audience on any network in
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