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Danse Macabre turns 75 oil paintings into nightmare take on Disney's Fantasia

Danse Macabre, the latest short from Dutch animator and artist Hisko Hulsing, will premiere on June 22 in competition at the Annecy Film Festival. Based on the second movement of Dmitri Shostakovich's Tenth Symphony, the film was made from more than 75 hand-painted oil canvases and animated with

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Why the Internet Thinks Hideo Kojima and Geoff Keighley 'Divorced'

Geoff Keighley and Hideo Kojima have been friends since 2001, and their long-standing rapport is often the subject of memes. Recently, online chatter turned into a running joke that the pair had been “divorced,” spawning break-up memes and even a few fanfics. The frenzy traces back to a June 5

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Netflix Announces Return Date for 'Lupin' Season 4

Netflix has set Oct. 23, 2026, as the return date for Lupin Season 4 (Part 3). Deadline confirmed the date and shared the first official poster. The new season arrives almost three years after Season 3 debuted on Oct. 5, 2023. Omar Sy returns as Assane Diop in the French-language

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Which Sci‑Fi World Would You Survive?

Five universes. Five completely different ways the future went wrong — or sideways, or up in flames. An eight-question quiz aims to figure out which dystopia, galaxy, or desert wasteland you'd actually make it out of alive. Questions ask about first instincts and priorities: whether you pull every thread

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Tribeca reunions: 'Boy Meets World' stars meet, Frampton walks red carpet

At the Tribeca Film Festival, 'Boy Meets World' alums Will Friedle, Danielle Fishel and Rider Strong reunited for the world premiere of Doc Meets World, the documentary about the sitcom. The trio, who host the rewatch podcast Pod Meets World, posed for photos; Ben Savage was notably absent.

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Rumors of a new Wario game grow ahead of tomorrow's Nintendo Direct

With a Nintendo Direct set for tomorrow, speculation is focused on a potential Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake — but Wario could steal the spotlight. On June 7, leaker noarmsandnolegs shared a gif of Wario alongside Link, a post that aligns with earlier leaks suggesting a new Wario Land

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Inside the Big Revamp of Disney’s Millennium Falcon Ride

Millennium Falcon—Smugglers Run is a motion simulator built like an elaborate cockpit arcade game. Launched in 2019 on Nvidia-backed technology and running in Unreal Engine 4, the attraction places six players inside a detailed Falcon set next to a 114-foot replica of the ship. Teams split into two pilots,

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12 Angry Men Returns to Streaming on Prime Video

Sidney Lumet's 12 Angry Men returned to streaming in June 2026 and was added to Prime Video on Jun. 1. It is expected to remain on the platform for the next 12 months, following the typical one-year licensing windows used by subscription services. Released in 1957, the courtroom

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Which Iconic Universe Do You Belong In?

A personality quiz maps your instincts and values to one of five legendary universes: Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, or Star Trek. Eight questions guide the result. The quiz asks what gives your life meaning, which kind of world you want to inhabit, how

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Inside the Tony Awards afterparty with Daniel Radcliffe and Megan Thee Stallion

Broadway’s best partied until 4 a.m. at the Tonys afterparty held at the Carlyle. Hosts PR guru Rick Miramontez and producers John Gore and Jamie DuMont toasted the winners in the Upper East Side haunt, while Jim Caruso and Billy Stritch performed standards at the hotel’s Bemelmans

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Derelict Star review

Derelict Star pairs some of the chunkiest pixels seen since the '80s with a strict 1:1 aspect ratio, presenting a deceptively simple aesthetic that masks an exacting design. At its core it is a momentum-based 2D platformer with a rigorous, masterable physics system: no combat, no bosses, just

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Julio Le Parc review – as if Bridget Riley had opened a riotous funfair

Julio Le Parc’s retrospective at Tate Modern plunges you into 1960s Paris, where avant-garde mischief meets optical play. The show invites touch and movement — Marcel Duchamp’s late title Prière de Toucher (Please Touch) would have made a fitting name — and simple pieces like Pattern to Manipulate reward a

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Silent Hill: Townfall might complete the series' surprising renaissance

After a long drought, Konami’s Silent Hill series feels like it is in the midst of a renaissance. Bloober Team’s remake of Silent Hill 2 and NeoBards Entertainment’s Silent Hill f have reset expectations, and this September Screen Burn Interactive could complete a hat trick with Silent

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Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Spinoff 'Marshals' Returns in First Look

Paramount+ has confirmed Marshals, the Yellowstone spinoff, has begun production in Park City, Utah, and released a photo of Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton riding a horse while carrying an assault rifle. The series follows Kayce after he leaves the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch and joins an elite unit of U.

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The Dog Behind Wishbone Didn’t Just Audition — He Stole the Show

Thirty years after PBS introduced a generation to classic literature through a quick-witted Jack Russell Terrier, a new documentary explores how that canine star was chosen. In a preview clip from What's the Story, Wishbone?, series creator Rick Duffield and the show's creatives travel to Hollywood

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The Dog Stars trailer shows Jacob Elordi in Ridley Scott's post-apocalyptic film

Ridley Scott's next film, The Dog Stars, is a post-apocalyptic survival story that opens in theaters on Aug. 28. The latest trailer paints desolate vistas and stages gunfights against Mad Max–style raiders. Jacob Elordi stars as Hig, a pilot hunting the origin of a mysterious radio broadcast

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Video: Maximalism Is Back at the Tonys

Our chief theater critic, Helen Shaw, shares her highlights of the Tony Awards. Her selections come from the ceremony on Sunday in New York City. Shaw presents a concise set of highlights from the evening. United States, New York City tony awards, maximalism, helen shaw, new york, theater, highlights, ceremony,

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Richard Gere says he hasn't seen son Homer's 'Euphoria' sex scene

Richard Gere said he has not watched his son Homer’s raunchy "Euphoria" scene with Sydney Sweeney. "I still need to see his second episode of 'Euphoria,'" the "Pretty Woman" star told People. Gere called Homer a "good kid" and

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A Star Trek horror game could work, but not Bloober Team's

Bloober Team is making a Star Trek game that will feature Bajoran Ro Laren, and yes, it’s a horror game. The announcement was a surprise, and it landed with a familiar frustration: Star Trek is fertile ground for games but has been underutilised, leaving only a meagre handful of

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Blue Lock season 3 gets title 'Neo Egoist League' and first look

Blue Lock season 3 is moving ahead as part of Blue Lock Day, now officially subtitled Neo Egoist League. The series does not yet have a release date. A new poster, shared on the show's Twitter account, arrives with key art for protagonist Yoichi Isagi and German forward

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Aesha Scott on Hannah Ferrier's 'very special' return to Below Deck Med

Aesha Scott says the return of alum Hannah Ferrier brings a full-circle moment during Season 11, which premieres Monday night. Scott — who was first introduced to the franchise by Ferrier — called the reunion "the buzziest thing ever" and said having Ferrier visit while she has grown into the

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15 minutes is all you need in this roguelike action RPG

A dozen roguelike action RPGs appear on Steam every month, but Cursemark stood out for me. The game's early access build, which launched today, already lets you stack runes and clear rooms of monsters in roughly 15 minutes, and developer Clyde Games says it will add more content

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Bedouine on displacement and the long tail of sadness

The title song to Azniv Korkejian’s fourth album as Bedouine, Neon Summer Skin, recreates a perfect childhood day: "Being taken to the pool, where my only worry is being dragged away when the sun’s setting," she says. Steeped in dreamy 1970s soft pop, the track is

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Scooby-Doo's new design has fans unsure what Great Dane puppies look like

We got our first look on Monday at Scooby-Doo from Netflix's upcoming live-action series Scooby-Doo: Origins. The show is a modern re-imagining of the classic cartoon, which seems like it may do for Scooby-Doo what Riverdale did for Archie Comics by leaning more heavily into supernatural horror elements.

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Exodus: The Big Preview — Hands-on gameplay and developer access

Exodus, from Archetype Entertainment under Wizards of the Coast, mixes familiar ingredients in an attempt to create something new. Comparisons to Mass Effect are inevitable given the shared genre and developer backgrounds, but Exodus already feels distinct. The game isn't due until at least 2027, yet the developers