Black Torch Anime Sets Release Date With New Trailer & Visuals
The anime version of Black Torch is officially happening and is scheduled to come out in July 2026. This is the first news we’ve had from the creators in quite a while.
Sakamoto Days Live-Action Movie Gets Trailer & Release Date
The official X account (formerly Twitter) just dropped the first trailer for the live-action Sakamoto Days movie, and announced it will premiere in Japan on April 29, 2026. A release date for other countries hasn’t been announced yet. The movie is planned to be released in two installments.
FanFan addresses backlash over “disrespectful” Kai Cenat joke at Streamer Awards
QTCinderella’s Streamer Awards took place on December 6th, celebrating the best streamers of the year. Kai Cenat won four awards for his Mafiathon 3 event, and IShowSpeed was named Streamer of the Year.
PETA sparks backlash with graphic shot at Umamusume
On December 10th, an animal rights group posted a picture of Silence Suzuka with a broken leg, comparing it to the game Umamusume: Pretty Derby. They pointed out that in the game, a single failure means a horse girl’s career is over, just like what happened to the real Silence Suzuka.
Bone Temple ‘mind cure’ theory turns 28 Years Later 3 into most terrifying movie yet
Danny Boyle originally planned for 28 Days Later to be a series of three films. He’s said that Cillian Murphy’s character, Jim, would appear near the end of the second film, The Bone Temple, and play a major role in the third.
I’m At An Age Where Jay Kelly’s Message About Getting Older Is Hitting Me Really Hard
Lately, I’ve been thinking about my own life and the fact that I won’t live forever. I find myself reflecting on past choices – things I did and didn’t do – and wondering how different my life would be now if I’d made different ones. It’s not about regretting anything, though. It’s more about simply pondering ‘what if,’ much like the character Jay Kelly in the movie.
Forecasting Deadly Heat: A New Approach to Early Warning
Researchers have developed a deep learning system that accurately predicts heatwave-related mortality by focusing on overall population health, rather than just heat-related deaths.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers can set out today to conquer the world of fashion and music
In Bratz: Rhythm & Style, you play a character aiming to become a fashion and music icon. You’ll design your own clothes, strut your stuff in fashion shows, and compete in dance and fitness challenges. These activities are presented as fun, rhythm-based mini-games that you can enjoy on your own or with friends locally. When you’re not traveling the globe – visiting cities like Tokyo, Milan, and London – you’ll return to your home base of Stilesville to hang out with friends.
Sky’s Keel Launches $500M Campaign to Make Solana More Real-World-Friendly
Keel, which is basically the on-chain equivalent of a financial lifeguard in the Sky ecosystem (don’t ask how, we don’t know either), has decided that Solana needs some real-world assets (RWAs) for a change. How do they plan to make this happen? With a tiny sum of $500 million. Yep, pocket change. They’ve launched the grandiose-sounding “Tokenization Regatta” because, you know, everything sounds better with a bit of nautical flair.
Gainax founder exposes “disappointing” controversy as anime studio shuts down
Founded in Tokyo in 1984, Gainax was a pioneering anime studio known for its innovative and often unconventional stories. They created many original and influential series, including popular titles like Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gunbuster, FLCL, Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water, and Gurren Lagann.