The last Dragon Ball movie before Akira Toriyama's passing had one mission: give Piccolo, one of the franchise's best characters, his due.

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The theater chain's celebrating January's National Popcorn Day with a Bring Your Own Bucket promo to get more butts in seats.

The show biz satire set behind the scenes of a superhero movie ended after one season.

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Netflix's Stranger Things and Disney+ Star Wars series Andor return for their final seasons—but first, Apple TV+'s Severance kicks off 2025's must-see genre shows.

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The fine is the first of its kind, but just a drop in the bucket for a company whose revenue was $2.4 billion during the third quarter of 2024.

The AI company still argues that training Claude on copyrighted material constitutes fair use.