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‘Spy x Family CODE: White’ Interview: Megan Shipman & Natalie Van Sistine

I recently had the pleasure to sit down and talk to two of the English voice cast for Spy x Family CODE: White, Megan Shipman, who voices Anya Forger, and Natalie Van Sistine who voices Yor Forger. We chatted about the new film and their hit anime series Spy x Family, what makes the characters so special, the preparation for and

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‘Dead Boy Detectives’ is Dreadfully Delightful in its Netflix Debut

Netflix struck gold back in the summer of 2022 with the release of their DC series, The Sandman. After spending years in developmental hell, the show based on Neil Gaiman’s comic book series found life on the streaming service with a 10-episode initial run. It wasn’t long until a secret special eleventh episode was dropped and a second season was announced,

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Exclusive Interview: Antstream Arcade CEO Steve Cottam Talks Retro Games

Retro games are becoming more and more popular again, but they can sometimes be difficult and/or expensive to access in these modern times. Fortunately, that’s where Antstream comes in. Antstream Arcade is a cloud streaming app where you can play over 1300 retro games from consoles like Amiga, Atari, Game Boy, NES, PS1 and many others. All you have to do

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Book Review: ‘Dragon Rider’ by Taran Matharu

Jai feels powerless. The third son of a defeated king, he’s been held as a political hostage by the Sabine empire since he was four. Jai hasn’t been held in a dungeon. Instead, he’s been forced to serve as a caregiver (read slave) to Leonid, the emperor that killed his father. But things are changing in the empire. Leonid’s grandson is

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Taylor Zakhar Perez Breaks Down ‘Red, White & Royal Blue’

Red, White & Royal Blue was a smash hit on Prime Video last summer. The popular film has become one of the most successful mainstream entertainment projects spotlighting an LGBTQ+ couple. At last week’s Deadline Contenders Television 2024, star Taylor Zakhar Perez and producer Sarah Schechter shed some light on the movie’s production during a short panel.   [Editor’s note: quotes have

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Exclusive: ‘Loki’ Series Character Appearing in Deadpool & Wolverine

This summer, all eyes will be deadset on Marvel Studios’ Deadpool & Wolverine. Marvel fans and general audiences alike have very high expectations for Marvel’s first R-rated release in its 16-year history, as they look forward to the promise of an incredible multiverse adventure led by one of Marvel’s most iconic heroes and their most infamous anti-heroes together. The film, directed

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Review: ‘Knuckles’ Punches His Way Onto Paramount+

Paramount is keeping the ball rolling with the mega-hit Sonic The Hedgehog franchise by releasing a 6 episode event series of the beloved character, Knuckles. Voiced by Idris Elba, Knuckles is a fun journey set between the events of Sonic The Hedgehog 2 and Sonic The Hedgehog 3. Wade Whipple, again played by Adam Pally, equally stars as the deputy sheriff

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Review: ‘Abigail’ is a Crowd-pleasing Bloodbath

In the movie Abigail, Radio Silence filmmakers Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett continue to make a specific type of horror film that harkens back to a bygone era. While horror has always been rich with great films, many recent efforts have been more serious and challenging to rewatch, such as Midsommar and The Witch. It’s been a while since directors have

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