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Crimson Desertis a vast open-world game with a lot to uncover, and even figuring out where to get started can be a challenge. While the game features an extensive period of tutorialization, it ultimately doesn’t hold your hand for every…
French thriller ‘R91,’ Kyrgyzstan period drama ‘Red Pants’ and Canadian series ‘Chachachá!’ are the big winners of Series Mania’s industry awards.
Batman‘s new appearance comes in a long-running franchise, and the DC project has now brought back one of the best elements of The Dark Knight franchise. When it comes to live-action Batman movies, director Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight franchise…
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are directors on an excellent run of films. They worked on both Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, both of which were met with rave critical and fan reception. Most recently, the…
BTS made their comeback Saturday, performing for live the first time in four years in Seoul, South Korea. Luckily, it was streaming on Netflix for the fans across the world who couldn’t be there, and within just over a day…
Charles Wachter, who has exec produced reality shows including Amazon’s Beast Games, Netflix’s Million Dollar Secret and Hulu’s Got to Get Out, is launching a new production company. Wachter has set up Stopwatch Media with Spain’s The Mediapro Studio. The company will be…
The Spanish media giant is partnering with Emmy-winning Charles Wachter to launch Stopwatch Media in Toronto.
A canceled Superhero show from the 2010s may get some redemption with an upcoming animated series on Netflix. Based on Brian Bendis and Michael Oeming’s comic series of the same name, Powers was a TV series developed as the first…
Your Pain Is My Joy will be released in August
The rap king and Roc Nation chief opens up about anger, reputation, his daughter’s talents and why today’s hip-hop battles go “too far” in a GQ interview.