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56 Years Ago Today, This Legendary Rankin/Bass Special Released and Still Is a Perfect Start to the Holidays

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Can you believe it’s been 56 years since Frosty the Snowman first aired on CBS? While Rankin/Bass made other Christmas specials, this one just feels… special! It perfectly captured the magic of the classic song, even adding that sweet ‘Happy Birthday’ moment, and it’s been a beloved part of my Christmases ever since. Honestly, looking back, it’s totally clear why Frosty became such a huge hit – it’s just pure Christmas joy!

9 Years Later, Netflix’s Easy-to-Binge Fantasy Gem Still Lives Rent-Free in Fans’ Heads

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I’m a huge fan of Kulipari, and it’s a bit complicated because it’s technically three separate shows! The first two, Kulipari: An Army of Frogs and Kulipari: Dream Walker, you can find on Netflix. Sadly, Netflix didn’t continue the series, but Hulu stepped in to finish the story with a shorter season called Kulipari: A King Rises. If you’re looking for something to really dive into, all three seasons together are about nine and a half hours long – perfect for a weekend binge!

5 Things Marvel Fans Don’t Want to Admit About Wolverine Comics

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After decades of stories, Marvel fans have developed strong feelings about this character. While many adore him, others aren’t so keen – and for various reasons. Examining his 51-year history reveals some common misconceptions fans have about him, and here are five of the most prominent.

Jujutsu Kaisen’s Sequel Doesn’t Need The Original Characters To Carry On The Story

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This manga features characters with abilities similar to Jujutsu sorcerers, leading to the incident being classified as a high-level Special Grade threat – on par with Sukuna. The story explores the attempt of two groups to live together peacefully, but that peace is shattered by a single conflict. Currently at 14 chapters, the manga occasionally revisits its main characters, though it remains compelling even when they aren’t present.

New One Piece Game Revealed (And It’s Adapting A Beloved Anime Arc)

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A new board game called One Piece: Dawn of Liberation is coming soon, bringing the exciting Land of Wano arc to life! Developed by KessCo and Toei Animation, this cooperative game lets 1-4 players build a crew of their favorite characters from the arc. Players will need to team up to complete missions, collect resources, and find allies to succeed.