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The Simpsons, which first appeared on television screens back in 1989 with “The Simpsons Christmas Special,” is now marking its 35-year milestone by releasing a special, extended length Christmas episode exclusively on Disney+. We had the opportunity to chat with some of the creative minds behind this exciting development. Since its debut, The Simpsons has been captivating audiences worldwide and is now pushing boundaries even further with its first-ever double-length episode now available for streaming on Disney+. To honor both the 35th anniversary and the upcoming Christmas holiday, there’s a lot to discuss!

The trailer for the highly anticipated women’s wrestling film chronicling the early years of the sport, Queen of the Ring, has arrived.

I’m absolutely thrilled about the recent development in the world of “Oshi no Ko”! The cherished B-Komachi idol, Ai Hoshino, graces the cover of one of Japan’s premier fashion magazines, offering a glimpse into a less heartrending narrative for her. Though the manga has only recently concluded, the vibrant “Oshi no Ko” franchise continues to flourish, and its latest wholesome fashion partnership serves as an enchanting peek at what Ai’s career might have become had she continued on her path as an idol.

Here at Push Square, you might not be aware that our annual Game of the Year feature is being prepared! Our team members are diligently crafting their individual articles, and we’re polishing off both our staff-selected and community-voted accolades to share with you soon.

The fourth season of Demon Slayer, known as The Hashira Training Arc, lacked sufficient content to justify a complete season of its highly acclaimed anime adaptation. Although the term “filler” refers to unique anime scenes not present in the original source material, this doesn’t necessarily mean that additional scenes are always detrimental to the series. Filler arcs may not have had the best reputation within franchises like Naruto, Dragon Ball, One Piece, and more. However, Demon Slayer might buck this trend, and if season four is any indication, the Infinity Castle films could benefit from new content.

This week, an animated poster for James Gunn’s upcoming Superman project drew excitement using a timeless melody as its foundation. Specifically, it utilized a remixed version of “Superman — Main Theme” by John Williams from the 1978 Superman film starring Christopher Reeve. Prior to the trailer release, during a studio visit, Gunn shared with ComicBook and other media outlets his approach to selecting music for this significant production. Notably, Superman boasts an original score by composer John Murphy, who has collaborated with Gunn on recent projects. Although the poster featured a nostalgic nod, Gunn emphasized that the majority of the score is unique.