LA Comic Con thinks it’s got the right plan in place to protect attendees so they can still enjoy a real life event in 2020. Really? Really???
BlizzCon won’t be happening in 2020, but we’ve now got official word that a special BlizzConline will take place early in the new year.
If you’re on the hunt for your next comfortable TV blanket, Alice has some performing arts high school material to cure what ails you.
Ready to become a Space Hero? A reality show is planning on turning its winner into an astronaut with a visit to the ISS.
Musings on the loss of a beloved cat, and the wish to find that one perfect image that shows us who she was. But is that even possible?
I loved Harry Potter deeply, but I can’t be excited about the wizarding world anymore. If you can’t help yourself, here’s some charities you can support to shake off the bad karma.
Vinyl has beaten CD sales for the first time since the 1980s. Not just by a slim margin either, but an absolute eclipsing of the digital disc format.
“That’s a problem with popular culture: these films are profoundly thought through, but it’s too easy to look cool, have a cool haircut, and have a gun, and you think that’s all you need to do in life.”
Lego has always had its adult fans, but only in recent times has Lego begun to truly embrace offering sets that are catered to this cashed up, time poor fanbase.
Disney is saying it is “very pleased” with how its special premium digital release of Mulan has performed. But the cultural errors mean this can’t be remembered as a ‘success’.
Mega streaming platform Twitch has announced a trial where some viewers will experience mid-roll ads while watching streams.
If we don’t analyse statistics for a living, it’s easy to be taken in by misinformation about COVID-19 statistics on social media, especially if we don’t have the right context.
Facebook is finally removing false claims about Oregon wildfires, half a week after ridiculous claims spread on the social network.
Here’s how to make the most out of your PAX Online 2020 digital convention experience – all from the comfort of your own home.
Twitch has opened up its Watch Party tech to let anyone stream from their Prime Video account with minimum fuss and perfect legality (given Twitch is owned by Amazon, which owns Prime Video). It tested the idea with some of its bigger creators, and now it’s opening up to everyone.
The social media problems with no easy answers keep Nic and Seamus clawing for answers. Plus pandemic and protest dilemmas…
