HIDIVE has announced that all 22 episodes of the anime series Ghost Hound will be available to stream starting April 22nd. You’ll be able to watch it with subtitles or with English dubbing. Along with this addition, HIDIVE is also adding and removing other shows. Even as April ends, the platform continues to offer a selection of hard-to-find anime for U.S. viewers.
These are the five priciest movie props ever auctioned off. We’re not talking about everyday set pieces—think major items from famous films that have sold for millions. In fact, the most expensive prop sold has set a record that might never be broken.
This game takes place in a town filled with beloved Sanrio characters! Players can design their own avatar and enjoy playing fun mini-games and board games with others. Stay tuned for more details coming soon.
Dialoop was initially available on PC through Steam in Early Access starting December 8, 2025, and is now officially released.
After a four-year jump in time, the story dramatically changes, focusing on Eren Yeager’s journey as he discovers the truth about the world and the Titans. The manga’s ending proved very divisive, with many fans unhappy about the tragic fate of the main character and several unanswered questions. While initially considered one of the worst endings in the Shonen genre, the anime adaptation addressed many of these concerns. The creator, Hajime Isayama, collaborated closely with the animation studio MAPPA to craft a more satisfying conclusion for viewers.
Based on the 1970 movie of the same name, MASH is a show about a group of American doctors working during the Korean War, starring Alan Alda, Loretta Swit, and Gary Burghoff. Though it dealt with difficult and important topics, the series uniquely blended comedy with genuine drama, ultimately becoming a groundbreaking and influential television show.
A new website has launched to build excitement for a major update, hinting at a fresh start for the game. It encourages players to watch for more details about what’s coming next.
Here is an overview of the game, via CFK:
After almost 12 years of being engaged, actress Hilary Duff and her husband, Matthew Koma, have separated. They share two daughters: Ryan, age 10, and Lulu, age 7.
The first Star Trek movie came out in 1979, and since then, there have been 13 theatrical releases, plus Star Trek: Section 31, which premiered on Paramount+. Star Trek: The Motion Picture helped revive the series after the original Star Trek show was cancelled by NBC in 1969.