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A new nod to Sam Raimi’s 1993 cult classic is making the boomstick era feel newly urgent again.

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A new nod to Sam Raimi’s 1993 cult classic is making the boomstick era feel newly urgent again.

Former Disney executive and Iwerks Entertainment co-founder Don Iwerks died peacefully Thursday at Ojai, at 96.

Decision-makers get a clear signal: Sony is re-releasing Call of Duty hits as ports, not full remasters, and the market will notice.

The filmmaker praises Gen Z for rejecting “AI slop,” while also acknowledging AI is not universally “useless of meaningless.”

Yankee Stadium’s 3-night “Reasonable Doubt” and “The Blueprint” anniversary run pulls major artists into one spotlight.

Off Broadway’s new serial-killer musical opens at PAC NYC, and the review argues it never matches Sweeney Todd’s tragedy, pacing, or comedy.

A judge green-lights Hernández to continue a rights battle over the “Bad Bunny baby” tagline on “Dos Mil 16”.

Service returns immediately across 36 markets, ending a retransmission fight that left millions staring at frozen screens.

The NYC mayor says the permit covering police response and street closures already got paid, including timing right before the event.

The band revisit “Chasing Cars,” then explain the creative and logistical logic behind their Kylie collaboration.

PlayStation-only $40 ports preserve Black Ops and Black Ops 2 emblem tools, with no emblem-off option.

With Palworld 1.0 launching July 10, the survival hit defies the expected launch-day price hike.