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Shonen Jump Fans Will Need to Wait a Bit Longer for the Next Chapter

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Next week, Shonen Jump magazine will take a break to celebrate the Obon festival in Japan, which usually falls around mid-August for three days. This means that Issue 38 of the magazine will be released a week later than usual. The magazine is set to return on Monday, August 18th, 2025, at midnight Japan Standard Time, but fans in the West can look forward to accessing it on Sunday, August 17th, at 11 AM Eastern Time (ET), 8 AM Pacific Time (PT), 10 AM Central Time (CT), and 4 PM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). The upcoming issue is expected to be packed with thrilling new chapters from popular series such as One Piece, Sakamoto Days, Kagurabachi, Blue Box, and many more that are currently delivering captivating storylines.

Captain America Just Took on the MCU’s Next Big Bad

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In Captain America #1, readers are introduced to a fresh character named David Colton, who was inspired by the 9/11 events to join the military. Similar to Steve Rogers, Colton was initially deemed unfit but was eventually accepted and endured grueling training where he was often outmatched. Later in Captain America #2, we delve deeper into Colton’s background and witness his first encounter with Steve Rogers – a joint mission to rescue American diplomats from Latveria. This assignment takes an unexpected turn as Steve Rogers confronts the impending villain of the MCU, Doctor Doom.

Chinese Stablecoins: The Great Capital Escape or Just Digital Dust?

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Over the last ten years, China has been vigorously rolling out a series of bans on crypto activities, gradually increasing the volume of crackdown noise louder than an iron chef’s blender set to maximum. Back in 2013, they finally declared crypto illegal in a move as subtle as a fireworks display, and by December of that glorious year, banks were told to never touch crypto with a ten-foot pole-or any length actually. Despite this, China still churns out around 13.84% of the world’s hashrate, which makes it pretty impressive given the restrictions. Most domestic mining operations have wisely decided to relocate to friendlier shores-perhaps to places where the government isn’t actively trying to stop them from having fun.

Eminem Details Past Overdose, Addiction Struggles in New Documentary

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In his recent film titled “Stans“, the rapper known as “Mockingbird” shared insights about his previous struggle with prescription drug addiction. This battle began in the late ‘90s and continued until approximately 2008, involving drugs such as Vicodin, Valium, Ambien, and Xanax. This prolonged usage led to a critical health emergency.

How Kelly Clarkson, Brandon Blackstock Navigated Co-Parenting

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In her conversation with TopMob News last September, Clarkson expressed, “I find it easy to be open and vulnerable as an individual, but things become challenging when it comes to other people’s lives. I have to carefully balance the question of ‘Is it appropriate?’ or ‘Can I share about my child with this person?'”

She further clarified, “When it comes to my personal heartbreak, there are certain aspects I discuss and others I don’t. It’s not that I’m uncomfortable talking about it, but rather, I’m mindful of whether other people are involved. It’s a matter of finding the right balance.

Heretic + Hexen is Out Now on PC, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation

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Refreshingly re-introducing the much-appreciated fantasy first-person shooters from Raven Software, namely Heretic and Hexen, this revamped edition offers the original games along with their expansions – Shadow of the Serpent Riders and Deathkings of the Dark Citadel. To add more excitement, Nightdive Studios has added two brand new episodes: Heretic: Faith Renewed and Hexen: Vestiges of Grandeur, resulting in a grand total of 117 campaign maps for an immersive gaming experience.

I Just Found Out Why Robert Downey Jr. Wore Sunglasses A Lot In Iron Man, And It Makes So Much Sense

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As a self-proclaimed movie buff, I can’t help but sing the praises of Robert Downey Jr.’s Tony Stark – a character that effortlessly exudes coolness within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. One of the many reasons he stands out is his frequent donning of sunglasses, a style accessory he sports more than most of his Avengers comrades. Interestingly enough, it seems these shades serve a dual purpose, as they were not only meant to enhance his stylish image but also to conceal a secret – according to Downey Jr., in one crucial scene, he wore them to discreetly read his lines during filming, as revealed in an interview with Vanity Fair.