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There are hundreds of One Piece anime episodes to watch, and if that sounds daunting, then the good news is that you can look forward to a remake of the animated series in the future. Netflix has revealed that Spy X Family animator Wit Studio will be producing the remake, which is currently titled The
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Amazon and Games Workshop have solidified their collaboration to bring the Warhammer 40,000 universe to life on both the big and small screens. The announcement comes after a year-long negotiation process, initiated with an agreement in principle and now culminating with a comprehensive deal, publicly disclosed by Games Workshop on Monday. In December 2022, Games
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A New York jury has found actor Jonathan Majors guilty of assault and harassment during a domestic dispute with former girlfriend Grace Jabbari. On Monday, Majors was convicted of one count of reckless assault in the third degree and a non-criminal charge of harassment as a violation. Following the verdict, Marvel Studios dropped Majors from
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem takes some big swings with the franchise, specifically a stylized animation aesthetic and an infusion of silly, adolescent humor–including an ongoing milking bit. So writer Seth Rogen admits he was a bit on edge showcasing the movie for the first time to Nickelodeon bigwigs. Variety reports Rogen recalled what
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Director Zack Snyder has discussed the possibility of making a Fortnite movie one day, saying he would “of course” be interested in that. Snyder has previously spoken about being a big fan of the game, saying he plays “too much” Fortnite and often stays up until 3 AM. He told Etalk that he “really wanted”
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Sure, it might be a pain to wrap, but you can’t go wrong with the festive gift of a high-quality lightsaber replica for the Star Wars fan in your home. Over on Amazon and Best Buy, you can buy a more elegant weapon from a more civilized age at a discounted price, as Luke Skywalker’s
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It was 2014 when the first adaptation of The Last of Us was announced. Screen Gems, the studio behind all of the Resident Evil movies and also dozens of other horror films, was going to bring The Last of Us to the big screen. Of course, that never happened. Instead, the movie eventually ended up
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It’s official: The Marvels is the worst-performing MCU movie ever, making even less than Black Adam, DC’s similarly poor performer from last fall. Over the last decade and a half, Marvel has proven to be hugely popular, with its biggest movies among the highest earning films of all time. Meanwhile, The Marvels star Brie Larson
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Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is in an exceptionally weird spot, as the final film in the old DC movieverse before James Gunn kicks off a new one in a couple years. It’s adrift, in a sense, because it wasn’t made to be an ending to anything. It’s just a new Aquaman movie. But thanks
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As we reach the end of 2023, it’s hard to argue anything made a bigger pop culture impact than Barbie. What would have been an emotionally empty cash grab about the world’s most popular doll turned out to be a reason for moviegoers to celebrate the evolution of said doll franchise from merely a toy
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Wonka, the new prequel film starring Timothee Chalamet as the eponymous candy maker, has only been in theaters for a few days but preorders for an exclusive 4K Steelbook edition are already available at Walmart. The special edition home video version doesn’t have a release date yet, but you can secure your copy for $35
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With January and the New Year right around the corner, Disney+ has released its schedule of all the new content coming to the streaming service next month. Starting January 1, viewers can look forward to a lineup of titles set to debut throughout the first month of the year. Percy Jackson fans will be able
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Jonathan Majors, who had been positioned to play the next main villain of the biggest movie franchise of all time, was convicted of assault and harassment on Monday, and about an hour after that verdict came down, Marvel Studios fired him. Thus ends a year of uncertainty during which the Marvel Cinematic Universe has cratered
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With January and the New Year right around the corner, Hulu has released its schedule of all the new content coming to the streaming service next month. Starting January 1, viewers can look forward to a lineup of titles set to debut throughout the first month of the year. With the holidays behind us, you
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Yes, Dungeons & Dragons is part of the DNA of Stranger Things. But creators Matt and Ross Duffer have confirmed that the Netflix series won’t end with the reveal that all of the transpiring events were just part of a campaign from the fantasy tabletop experience. Metro asked the brothers about this fan theory hypothesizing
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife revived the original Ivan Reitman film continuity with Egon Spengler’s (the late Harold Ramis) grandchildren taking over the proton packs and becoming the next generation of ‘busters–with some adult supervision by Mr. Grooberson (Paul Rudd). While Jason Reitman directed Afterlife, he’s handing the reins to Gil Kenan (who wrote Afterlife and the upcoming
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Justice League director Zack Snyder’s latest movie, the Star Wars-inspired sci-fi film Rebel Moon: A Child of Fire, is in theaters now. How is it faring with critics? The first reviews have begun to appear online, painting a picture of its critical reception. Rebel Moon stars Sofia Boutella as Kora, a traveler with a mysterious
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Dragon Ball Z fans who want to collect the entire anime series will definitely want to check out the current deal at Amazon. Right now, you can snag a Blu-ray collector’s box set featuring all nine seasons of the main Dragon Ball Z arc for only $90 (list price is $190). This is the lowest
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If you’re feeling nostalgic for the golden age of instant cameras but you don’t feel like shelling out big bucks for a retro piece of technology, good news! The latest Lego preorder has gone live, and this time, the humble Polaroid camera is in the spotlight. Fresh from the Lego Ideas and designed by the
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Jason Momoa, who currently plays Aquaman in the DC cinematic universe, has expressed uncertainty about his future with the franchise. In an interview with ET, Momoa addressed speculations that Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom might mark his final stint as the King of Atlantis. “I don’t necessarily want it to be the end… [but] I
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It’s the holiday season, and if you’re looking for a last-minute gift that’s small, thoughtful, and perfectly tailored for the gearhead in your life, you can’t go wrong with a matchbox car. Specifically, anything from the Hot Wheels lineup, as the company’s range of diecast vehicles stand the test of time, look great, and are
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Ryan Reynolds is partnering up with director Shawn Levy once again for a high-profile, untitled global heist project that landed at Netflix. The Hollywood Reporter reported that the streaming juggernaut won the feature, with Dana Fox (Disney’s Cruella) writing the script. Levy will direct the film as well as produce with his 21 Laps production
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One of the most recognizable fictional characters ever, Mickey Mouse, will enter public domain in 2024, but there are some serious strings attached. This only covers Mickey Mouse’s first-ever appearance from Steamboat Willie in 1928, not the character’s more modern-day appearance. A Disney spokesperson told the Associated Press that the “more modern versions of Mickey”
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Christopher Abbott (Poor Things, Kraven the Hunter) has officially signed on for Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man, a reimagining of the classic Universal monster movie. The actor replaces Ryan Gosling, who has been attached to the project for three years. While Gosling dropped out of acting in the project, he remains an executive producer. The new
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Musical adaptations of books, television shows, and even movies are hardly anything new. Broadway is going back in time with a Back to the Future musical and it’s probably only a matter of time before we get a Die Hard adaptation…oh wait. That’s already a thing. So it should come as no surprise that a
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The newest trailer for Dune 2 has landed, and it’s pretty impressive. The trailer for the sequel to the 2021 film provides a good look at what’s to come, featuring the return of Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, and Josh Brolin. The sequel also stars Austin Butler, Christopher Walken, and Lea Seydoux, among others. “Dune:
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Five Nights at Freddy’s made the jump to the big screen on October 27, grossing nearly $200 million worldwide despite earning mixed reviews from critics. Longtime fans of the series, however, found much to love about the film–which features plenty of familiar faces and carries the same unsettling, supernatural ambiance as the games. If you
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Ryan Gosling has addressed rumors about a potential sequel to the blockbuster film Barbie, asserting that he’s in the dark about any such project. Speaking at London’s BFI Southbank alongside co-star America Ferrera, Gosling dismissed a fan’s inquiry about a sequel, saying (via Variety), “Oh, I’m not going anywhere near that. We really know nothing.”
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Disney is set to make a strategic shift in the streaming space as it brings all past seasons of the medical drama Grey’s Anatomy to Hulu, while also maintaining its presence on Netflix. This move coincides with the upcoming official launch of Hulu on Disney+ in March 2024. This announcement, first reported by Variety, is
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George R.R. Martin has provided an update on the Game of Thrones prequel TV series House of the Dragon, saying he expects the show to run for at least two additional seasons, bringing it up to Season 4. Posting on his blog, Martin said he recently visited the House of the Dragon set and met
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith will switch things up for the upcoming TV series on Amazon Prime Video. The debut trailer for the show–based off the 2005 movie–highlights how Donald Glover and Maya Erskine’s titular characters meet and then come together to work as spies. That’s quite the departure from the film starring Brad Pitt and
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After more than a decade, Avatar fans finally got their second dose of the blockbuster franchise with last year’s Way of Water. James Cameron revealed last month that he’s knee-deep in the “very hectic” post-production of the third Avatar feature, which may not have a final title as previously reported. Neither the Oscar-winning director nor
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Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith’s Westbrook Studios, in partnership with Altar Rock Pictures, are set to breathe new life into the iconic 1989 toy brand Monster In My Pocket. With over 200 pocket-sized, collectible monsters drawn from global myths and legends, the producers aim to develop a live-action series adaptation of the beloved toy
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Spider-Man and Doctor Strange have fought some of comic book’s greatest battles, but one of the biggest fights they took part in was inside a courtroom. Now it seems the ongoing case of Spider-Man and Strange’s co-creator has finally come to an end against Marvel. Attorneys for Marvel and the estate of artist-creator-comic legend Steve
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If you’re a movie buff–or happen to be shopping for one during the holidays–Humble’s new Directors, Filmmakers, And Hollywood Movies book bundle could make the perfect gift. The bundle packs up to 26 ebooks on the history of film and biographies of some of the greatest directors in history. The bundle starts at just $1
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The Twisted Metal TV show on Peacock is getting a second season. Series star Anthony Mackie announced the news during The Game Awards. There isn’t much more to go on in terms of the story or any new cast members for Season 2, but fans of the show might be encouraged to know they’re getting
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Disney is considering integrating shopping and gaming experiences into its Disney+ streaming service, as reported by Variety. Rita Ferro, Disney’s president of advertising sales, expressed the company’s interest in expanding advertising possibilities by exploring additional opportunities and features for its streaming platform. “The world of advertising experiences on [advertising-based video on demand] is an important
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Pixar’s recent streaming hits, including Soul, Turning Red, and Luca, are set for a nationwide theatrical release in 2024. Variety was first to report. This move comes after each film’s exclusive premieres on Disney+ during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tickets for these screenings go on sale from January 2, with Soul hitting theaters
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While we wait for the next big screen chapter of Matt Reeves’ take on The Batman, we are finally getting a look at the Penguin-centered spin-off series coming to the Max streaming service. On Thursday, Max revealed a sizzle reel of their upcoming 2024 shows that had the briefest of glimpses of what fans are
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Actress Margot Robbie has once again commented on the possibility of making another Barbie movie, saying she can’t rule it out. Speaking to Variety, Robbie said she and the team “put everything” in the first Barbie, which is 2023’s highest-grossing movie worldwide with more than $1.4 billion. She said she’s proud of the fact that
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Several new home video editions of James Cameron’s Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water will launch later this month. The biggest of the new releases are the new Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water 4K Collector’s editions, which feature multiple versions of the films plus tons of all-new special features. There are also
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Warner Bros.’ film Barbie, directed by Greta Gerwig, will be available to stream through Max on December 15 after its theatrical release on July 21. The movie has earned over $1.4 billion globally, making it the top-grossing film of 2023 and Warner Bros.’ highest-grossing film to date. Additionally, Barbie will debut on Max with a
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Art #family #painting #portraits #Rupy C. Tut November 30, 2023 Kate Mothes “Searching for Ancestors” (2023), handmade pigments on linen, 60 x 40 inches. Photos by Philip Maisel. All images © Rupy C. Tut, courtesy of the artist and Jessica Silverman, San Francisco In a couple of Rupy C. Tut’s ethereal and symbolic scenes,
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Art #activism #mixed media #sculpture #vanessa german December 4, 2023 Kate Mothes “Of Thee We Sing” (2023), steel, plywood, dibond, and resin, 144 x 96 x 96 inches. Photo by Steve Weinik. All images © vanessa german, courtesy of the artist and Kasmin Gallery, shared with permission Through found materials that range from feathers
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Art #LaToya Hobbs #portraits #printmaking December 4, 2023 Grace Ebert “Erin and Anyah with Hydrangeas” (2023), acrylic and collage on carved wood panel, 48 x 60 inches. Photo by Ariston Jacks. All images © LaToya Hobbs, courtesy of the artist and Frist Art Museum, shared with permission The belief that rest is a fundamental human
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All images © Ýr Jóhannsdóttir, shared with permission We’re thrilled to welcome artist Ýr Jóhannsdóttir, better known as Ýrúrarí (previously), for our first Colossal Workshop of 2024. During this one-hour session on January 27, Ýrúrarí will offer insight into her process and teach the needle-felting technique she often uses in her creative mending projects that
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Art #Millo #murals #public art #street art November 30, 2023 Kate Mothes “Soltar Papagaio” (2023), Itabira, Brazil. All images © Millo, shared with permission Italian artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino, who works as Millo (previously), has a penchant for transforming featureless walls into emotive, airy scenes. Floating above black-and-white cityscapes dotted with clouds and airplanes,
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Design Photography #flowers #fruit #optical illusion #Yuni Yoshida November 30, 2023 Kate Mothes All images © Yuni Yoshida, shared with permission Gem-like limes, hand-drawn apples, and sweet stilettos are just a few of the subjects of Yuni Yoshida’s vibrant photographs. Combining elements of design and commercial photography, the artist (previously) taps into preconceptions tied
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Opportunities December 1, 2023 Colossal Work by Diana Beltrán Herrera Every month, Colossal shares a selection of opportunities for artists and designers, including open calls, grants, fellowships, and residencies. If you’d like to list an opportunity here, please get in touch at [email protected]. You can also join our monthly Opportunities Newsletter. $1,800 Innovate
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Art #acrylic painting #nature #painting #Zhongwen Hu December 1, 2023 Jackie Andres “Pool” (2023). All images © Zhongwen Hu, shared with permission Throughout Zhongwen Hu’s most recent Day Tripper series, two things ceaselessly pervade: nature and contemplation. Abstract reflections ripple on a riverbank, umbrella-like trees provide communal shade, and figures trek across brilliant terrain
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Art #acrylic painting #art history #Jose Lerma #painting December 2, 2023 Kate Mothes “Leo” (2023), acrylic on burlap, 32 x 24 inches. Photos by Nicolas Brasseur. All images © José Lerma, courtesy of Almine Rech, shared with permission In just a few deft swipes of thick acrylic paint, José Lerma creates richly contoured portraits that,
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Art Craft Design History #crochet #Indigenous culture #Lissy & Rudi #wool #yarn December 1, 2023 Kate Mothes All images © Lissy Robinson-Cole and Rudi Robinson, shared with permission A decade ago, artist duo Lissy Robinson-Cole and Rudi Robinson, known also as Lissy & Rudi, began crocheting playful additions to their neighborhood in Auckland, New
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