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Recent reports suggest Netflix is planning a theatrical release for the final episodes of Stranger Things. According to Matt Belloni of Puck, the episodes will premiere in AMC and other theaters on New Year’s Eve, continuing the recently established partnership between Netflix and AMC. Variety previously reported that the Duffer Brothers had initially requested this, but were denied by Netflix executive Bela Bajaria. However, Belloni points out that this happened before current plans were finalized. While the deals aren’t officially confirmed, Puck states that a theatrical release is highly likely to happen.

A special in-game event called the “Joker Festival” will be held from October 23rd at 5:00 PM Pacific Time to October 26th at 4:59 PM Pacific Time. That’s 8:00 PM to 7:59 PM Eastern Time.

Bond told Variety that setting prices involved several factors, and they consulted with their manufacturing partner, Asus, during the process.

Disney and Webtoon are collaborating to create a new take on the classic animated film Beauty and the Beast. Called Disney As Old As Time: A Twisted Tale, this adaptation by Beatrice Bassoli and Francesca Siviero, with art by Chiara Bracale and Rossella Gentile (according to Collider), isn’t just a darker retelling – it takes the story in some surprisingly intense and harsh directions.

The last book in J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic trilogy, The Return of the King, was published on October 20, 1955, completing the story of the War of the Ring. It follows Frodo and Sam as they bravely attempt to destroy the One Ring by casting it into the fires of Mount Doom, while the remaining humans fight a final, desperate battle against the dark lord Sauron’s armies. The story ends with Aragorn, the rightful heir, accepting his fate and becoming king of Gondor.