Jack Osbourne Slams Body Shamers Calling Him “Grossly Underweight”
Jack Osbourne reacted strongly after people commented on his recent weight loss online.
Carol Burnett Reunites With Costar Vicki Lawrence in Rare Selfie
Comedy legends Carol Burnett and Vicki Lawrence, who worked together on The Carol Burnett Show from 1967 to 1978, recently took a selfie after a dinner prepared by Carol’s husband, Brian Miller.
Berserk Finally Announces Its Return
The latest issue of Young Animal magazine announced that chapter 384 of Berserk will be released on June 12th. While the release date for chapter 385 hasn’t been announced yet, it’s still a positive sign for the series’ continuation, as writer Kouji Mori and Studio Gaga are still developing the story of Guts. However, there’s currently no news about a new anime adaptation. Since the Berserk: Memorial Edition finished in 2022, no new anime projects have been confirmed, but fans are hoping to see the Band of the Hawk animated again someday.
12 Years Later, Outlander’s Finale Leaves the Door Open
Calling the ending a cliffhanger doesn’t quite fit, as the story is actually finished. Now, fans are left hoping the author will provide a proper conclusion in the tenth book. Even before the last episodes aired, it was known the show would diverge from the books, meaning Gabaldon might offer a more definitive ending in her version. But does that mean the TV show’s ending is truly this, and viewers simply have to accept it? Perhaps not.
Odin #1 Is a Wild Ride Through the Underbelly of the Internet and Myth (Review)
Tynion IV’s successful collaborations, like Exquisite Corpses, suggest his new comic Odin, co-written with Bennett, will be exceptional. The story centers on reporter Adela, who infiltrates a group of alt-right, pagan Odinists, gaining the trust of their leader, Austin. She joins them on a journey to find their gods, but what they discover is terrifying – and it’s just the start of a disturbing exploration into both human and divine darkness.
PlayStation Confirms June 2026 State of Play (& New Look at Marvel’s Wolverine)
The upcoming State of Play will heavily feature Marvel’s Wolverine, a game scheduled to launch on September 15th. We’re expecting a detailed look at how the game plays. The presentation will be over an hour long and include plenty of other PlayStation news and announcements, in addition to Marvel’s Wolverine. Here’s how to watch and a preview of what else to expect.
Love Actually and Notting Hill legends’ emotional new BBC drama film releases first look – and confirms title change
The new 90-minute film stars Laura Linney, known from Ozark, and Rhys Ifans, of House of the Dragon, as two people whose lives unexpectedly connect. The story is described as a heartwarming drama about two individuals who share a similar wit, a passion for dance, and are both living with Parkinson’s disease.
The Fed’s Iron Fist: Warsh’s Reign Begins with a Chill
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Returnal Director Founds New Studio, First Project Will be “Unapologetically Gameplay First”
Although details are still limited, studio head Krueger has announced that Cosmic Division’s first game will be a completely new franchise. It will be a single-player experience for both PC and consoles, prioritizing engaging gameplay and a story designed to be emotionally impactful.
Pokémon Winds and Waves Listed on Amazon Germany for €79.99
The game will likely cost $79.99 in the US. This is because Nintendo is now pricing physical copies of its new Switch 2 games differently than the digital versions. For example, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book costs $60 to download but $70 as a physical copy, and the new Star Fox game will be $50 digitally and $60 if you buy it in stores.