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With the arrival of Star on Disney+ we take the chance to look at the state of the scene. Is there too much or is this the Cambrian explosion we need?
Loki’s Disney+ series gets a confirmed June airing date, continuing Marvel’s big wave of programming coming to the streaming service.
Is there such thing as a good gaming chair? The answer is a qualified yes. Here’s our review of the Anda Seat Kaiser 2.
This website lets you easily scroll a globe to instantly listen to live radio all around the world from the comfort of your home.
Star, a new channel coming to Disney+ with plenty of new TV shows and movies to stream, launches this week – along with a price increase.
Something like a cartoon figure that can be animated or expressed in pre-defined stickers seems like something small, but Memoji matter.
JB Hi-Fi’s financial report for the last sixth months show the strongest sales ever especially in online, games, and computer hardware.
With four hours of Zack Snyder’s Justice League on the way, and a revised Joker from Jared Leto, it’s clear we live in a society.
We Australians love being able to watch WandaVision at a reasonable hour. In other news, countries other than America exist.
Juliet Landau’s new movie explores abuse inflicted by narcissists. Plus we talk about the wild list of guest stars and, of course, Buffy.
Could limited release windows lead to a spike in revenue for major film studios? Research into the South Korean market may surprise you.
There’s tonnes of speculation about the upcoming Borderlands film, but here are all the facts that we know so far.
A Beverly Hills police officer played music (not Weezer) in a reported attempt to copyright strike an activist’s Instagram account.
One month after the end of kids TV quotas in Australia, we’re hit with the end of two great shows about science and nature on Network 10.
While we won’t be able to travel to Japan anytime soon, these videos of Super Nintendo World’s flashy rides are tantalising teasers.
Things are going to some weird and wonderful places in WandaVision so it’s time to start exploring how deep the reality bending goes.
