HUF and Stones Throw Records are releasing a commemorative T-shirt on May 30, 2026, marking the 30th anniversary of one of Los Angeles’ most important independent labels. The tee arrives five days before Peanut Butter Wolf brings the label’s anniversary Japan tour to Osaka and Tokyo for the first time in nearly a decade.
According to a report from Comic Natalie, as translated by MyAnimeList, the studio is creating its first animated project. This announcement about their adaptation of Gigant follows the recent release of Oku’s new manga, Kanrekihime, by just a few months.
Mark Gatiss, known for admiring authors like Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie, has created his own detective character, Gabriel Book. Book, who owns an old bookshop, helps the London police solve crimes after World War II using his sharp mind and extensive knowledge of classic literature. The first season of Bookish, which premiered on PBS earlier this year, received a perfect 100% rating from Rotten Tomatoes critics.
According to reports, all three seasons of Jackass, originally shown on MTV, are now available again on Paramount+. Johnny Knoxville and the Jackass crew had asked for the show to be taken down from streaming services last year because they weren’t satisfied with how it looked. They wanted to go back and fix some of the original creative parts that had been changed over time.
The Sega Genesis had a lot of great games, but some were notoriously hard. Titles like Ghouls ‘N Ghosts and Ecco the Dolphin were so challenging that many players couldn’t finish them, and they remain difficult even today.
Though The Mandalorian and Grogu maintains the spirit of the original Star Wars movies, this latest installment ventures into a fresh and exciting part of the galaxy. Its distinctive look, compelling story, and intriguing possibilities left some viewers expecting a scene after the credits. While there isn’t one, the fantastic music playing during the credits makes it well worth staying until the very end.
Stories like Kingdom Come, Gotham by Gaslight, and Jurassic League are some of the most surprisingly successful books DC has ever published. What makes them work isn’t just their unusual premises, but the fact that they’re genuinely fun, with well-developed characters and creative new looks. These alternate universes prove that DC isn’t afraid to take big risks, and can still stay true to its core values while doing so.
The critical acclaim for Severance is completely deserved. The show excels in every area – its intriguing central mystery, high production values, and strong performances from the cast. The biggest frustration with Severance is the wait between seasons. Fans had to wait almost three years for season 2, and it looks like we’ll be waiting over a year for season 3 after the last episode.
Writer Steve Wright recently explored overlooked bands from the 1980s, a time when many groups focused more on music videos than on creating strong albums. As a result, a lot of great music from that decade got lost in the rise of MTV, but plenty of fantastic songs are still waiting to be discovered.
Season 3 featured some of the show’s most memorable guest stars, like Stephen Colbert playing a murder victim, David Cross as a desperate father trying to get a doll, Hamish Linklater as a biohacker, and Steve Buscemi as a crossword enthusiast who turned into a killer. Also, airing alongside Matlock on Thursdays has helped build even more excitement for the show.