One Piece Achieves Another Historic Milestone Ahead of Anime’s Return

For years, One Piece has been the best-selling manga ever, and it’s still gaining fans as the story unfolds. It was the first to sell 400 and 500 million copies, and now it’s far ahead of other manga series in terms of sales. Doraemon and Golgo 13 are the next best-selling, both with over 300 million copies sold. To celebrate reaching a major milestone, One Piece‘s creator, Eiichiro Oda, has made a big reveal about the legendary treasure, and the anime will return on April 5th, 2026.

Star Trek Continues a Trend That’s Secretly Defined Every Major Show For 60 Years

A key trope in nearly every Star Trek series involves a main character dying and then returning. The latest show, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, continues this tradition in a recent episode. These characters often come back in unbelievable ways, or are sometimes replaced with alternate versions of themselves. From the original series in the 1960s to today’s streaming shows, here’s a look at every Star Trek series that has played with the idea of bringing characters back from the dead.

Netflix’s Bridgerton Overtakes The Night Agent’s Views Takes No.1 Spot

Season 3 of The Night Agent premiered on February 19th and received better reviews than its second season. However, it didn’t top the charts, as the documentary Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model: Season 1 performed even better. According to Tudum, despite increased viewership, The Night Agent also didn’t reach the No. 1 spot in its second week.

Why Harry Jowsey Got Botox in His Penis

Okay, so you are NOT going to believe this. Harry Jowsey – Harry Jowsey – just admitted he got Botox… in his penis. Apparently, one of his friends did it, and he just had to try it too! I mean, can you even imagine? It’s wild, it’s insane, and honestly? Totally Harry. I need to know everything!

‘Scream 8’ Needs to Fix the Most Important Horror Trend

Now that Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega likely won’t be back, can the Scream movies still deliver a good scare? While a space setting would be fun – playing on the Alien tagline with “In space, everyone can hear you scream” – there’s really only one genuinely thrilling direction for the series to take. And it could bring back the sharp social commentary that the seventh film was missing. If Scream 8 happens – and the box office suggests it will – it should look to Wes Craven’s New Nightmare for inspiration.