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Fans finally find out when season two will drop on HBO Max and get a delicious, lovelorn, hull-shaking teaser…

Two fans of the actress took Universal to court, alleging that they were tricked into renting the film by a…

The beloved action/comedy manga is coming to live-action soon, and Netflix is still teasing out its superpowers.

The actress posted about her love for the Black Panther actor on the third anniversary of his passing.

An interview with the game designer on balancing sexy vampires with tasteless violence, and how not to screw up a…

io9 chats with the pink mask-wearing horror author Chuck Tingle about Camp Damascus being sold in stores.

Even though the sequel has been delayed, Villeneuve has been ready for a threequel for a a while.

The actor turned co-writer of the new Ms. Marvel run says that it's a "surreal" feeling knowing her work will be in…

Taking advantage of their exclusivity period, some local game stores are overcharging on Lorcana packs ahead of the…

The Andor creator's picket-line speech evoked the Star Wars show while addressing the problems the WGA and SAG-AFTRA…

From one nerd to another: should you watch Star Wars Rebels before you watch Ahsoka? It would probably help.

Marvel's new batch of MCU-adjacent shows have star power but don't let the story move past its movie-driven…

What could've been movement on a fair deal between the WGA and AMPTP hit setbacks when the studios decided to play…

The stars of Back to the Future: The Musical tell io9 their childhood fandoms growing up.

Besides vampires sent to kill Nazis in occupied Paris, we've also got some classic murder mysteries and a Critical…

Available in September, Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk returns to the fan-favorite setting with a…

Disney, Amazon, and Netflix are dominating streaming—but each one has a very different approach to their business.

Nintendo announced on Twitter that Charles Martinet, 67, would become a "Mario Ambassador," rather than the iconic…

Showrunner Matt Owens breaks down how they translated One Piece into a new medium for a new audience.

An interview with the co-producers behind Dungeons & Dragons' first made-for-televison actual play show.