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Matt Fraction’s Batman #1 sells 500,000 copies

Posted 9 months ago

Batman #1, arriving from writer Matt Fraction and artist Jorge Jimenez, is doing extremely well and may be the best-selling comic of 2025.

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An AI hologram of Stan Lee will speak with fans at L.A. Comic-Con

Posted 9 months ago

Stan Lee may have died almost seven years ago, but he'll be returning as an AI-driven hologram at the upcoming L.A. Comic-Con.

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The Tron: Ares soundtrack from Nine Inch Nails is now available

Posted 9 months ago

The hypnotic techno-synth sounds of Tron continues with the new soundtrack/album from Nine Inch Nails, which is released five years after their last outing.

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Ticket sales from The Toxic Avenger helped to relieve close to $8 million in medical debt

Posted 9 months ago

Cineverse and the new Toxic Avenger remake used an interesting marketing tactic to help boost ticket sales. It would help pay off medical debts

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Stanley Tucci to join NBC coverage of 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy

Posted 9 months ago

Stanley Tucci is once again leaning into his Italian heritage, joining NBC’s coverage of the Winter Olympics next year.

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Michael Shannon has an R.E.M. cover band and they may be playing near you

Posted 9 months ago

Shannon and his music partner, Jason Narducy, have announced a U.S. tour celebrating the band's anniversary of Lifes Rich Pageant.

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The Things cross over as Michael Chiklis shares a picture of him meeting Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Ebon Moss-Bachrach

Posted 9 months ago

Get a look at Thing 1 and Thing 3 (technically Thing 2 and 4) as Chiklis posts a wholesome photo of meeting the new MCU clobberin' hero.

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David Lynch’s L.A. house can be yours for a cool $15 million

Posted 9 months ago

The longtime complex of David Lynch is on the market for $15 million, well over what he paid for the first house.

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Glen Powell says Chris Pratt helped open the door for goofy leading men

Posted 10 months ago

Glen Powell credits Chris Pratt for helping open the door for leading men who are "a little more silly and buoyant."

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