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As a die-hard fan of My Hero Academia, I’ve been eagerly waiting for the seventh season all year long. And let me tell you, it didn’t disappoint! Right from the get-go, this new season has proven itself to be one of the best anime series out there. Now, with the final episodes of season seven approaching thanks to the English dub on Crunchyroll, I can barely contain my excitement! To make things even more thrilling, ComicBook got exclusive interviews with some of the voice actors behind this phenomenal anime, just before the finale. It’s going to be one wild ride!

The popular series, “American Dad!”, is gearing up for a fresh season on TBS and commemorating the occasion by unveiling a soundtrack showcasing some of its top tunes for the first time ever. This new soundtrack spans from the show’s inception, making it an ideal moment to revisit and determine which songs truly stand out among the best. Much like other franchises born from Seth MacFarlane’s expansive universe, “American Dad!” boasts a knack for grand musical performances. What sets it apart, though, is the diverse range of styles in which its musical numbers can be presented.

Netflix generally doesn’t allow its original shows to continue beyond a few seasons, but there are some cost-effective hits that break this pattern. One such series is “Virgin River“. This romantic drama is scheduled to premiere its sixth season in December, and surprisingly, Netflix has not yet decided to end it. In fact, a recent announcement revealed that “Virgin River ” now shares the record for the longest run on Netflix.

The musical sequel “Joker: Folie à Deux,” starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, is winding down its run at cinemas. After four weeks in theaters, it surpassed $200 million at the global box office this weekend. In the U.S., “Joker 2” earned an additional $600,000, bringing its domestic total to $57.8 million and a worldwide total of $201.1 million. This represents a decrease of approximately 72% from its third weekend earnings of $2.1 million, when the Warner Bros. production saw a reduction in theater count from 4,102 screens to 2,857 screens.