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For “The Tiny Chef Show”, it’s been uncertain since the conclusion of its series back in March whether there would be another season. Sadly, Nickelodeon has decided not to renew the show for a new season, as confirmed on its official TikTok account. However, the announcement video has become a hit among fans, with the miniature chef character visibly emotional upon learning about the decision.

The manga series “Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon” written by Takashi Shiina concluded in its latest chapter this week, with the final volume slated for release on August 18th. Similar to the anime, the manga finale depicts Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha battling demons at sea aboard a ship. They bid a hasty goodbye to their parents before choosing to remain in the past instead of returning to the present. The final manga chapter does exhibit some differences from how the events unfolded and the appearance of the characters themselves. If you’re interested, you can read the chapter through Viz Media by clicking here.

Besides some well-known titles like “How to Train Your Dragon” and “28 Years Later” continuing to thrive in box offices, this weekend will also introduce a new racing drama titled “F1”. Directed by Joseph Kosinski and featuring Brad Pitt, the film is expected to generate revenue between $40-50 million within U.S. borders.

We had a chat with two crucial members from the Overwatch 2 team prior to the unveiling of their collaboration with G.I. Joe, during which they explained the thought process behind each of the new outfits and the meticulous design decisions that were made for them. Rest assured, these Overwatch 2 x G.I. Joe skins showcase a great deal of intricate detail, and following this discussion, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding. As they say, knowing is half the battle…

On July 1st, a multitude of popular movies will depart streaming platforms, among which are several complete film series. The entire Twilight saga, along with all three Ocean’s Eleven films by Steven Soderbergh, Constantine, Dune: Part Two, I Know What You Did Last Summer, and numerous others will no longer be available on that day.

As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but feel that my journey with Ironheart has been a steep climb. Coming hot on the heels of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and introducing a character we met in that film, it’s been nearly three years since we first heard about this series gracing Disney’s streaming platform. Marvel Studios has done an impressive job whipping up excitement, even roping in Iron Man himself, Robert Downey Jr., who seems eager to hand over the mantle.

Unfortunately, the approval of the MCU’s poster boy doesn’t seem to be enough to silence the naysayers. Before Ironheart even debuted, it was review-bombed on Rotten Tomatoes, a premature and unjust verdict from an unpleasant group of critics.

– Closing the Xbox 360 store necessitated removing related content from the dashboard, which was the initial reason for the change. However, fans were not pleased with certain adjustments, particularly about how game artwork seemed distorted. It appears that the earlier dashboard update resulted in the art being stretched. This issue has been fixed, and the main alteration is that users can now see promotional materials for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. A picture of the new dashboard can be found in the Reddit post linked below.

Originally announced about a year back, this upcoming arcade-style combat racing game serves as a reboot of the publisher’s iconic 1990 release. Recently, a new gameplay trailer has been unveiled, offering a sneak peek at its anticipated launch in Fall 2025.

At the outset of this generation, the manufacturer faced significant urging to emulate Microsoft’s striking Xbox Game Pass strategy, a plan that debuted major in-house games such as DOOM: The Dark Ages on release.