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Cyber Formula ASURADA continues SIN: a new short and remastered compilation reach Japan February 19, 2027
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Cyber Formula ASURADA continues SIN: a new short and remastered compilation reach Japan February 19, 2027

The 35th-anniversary program pairs EARLYDAYS RENEWAL MOVIE EDITION with the new ASURADA short. See the returning creative team, new machines and confirmed release format.

You, Like a Star: Ryusei Yokohama, Suzu Hirose and a 15-year story along the Imabari coast
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You, Like a Star: Ryusei Yokohama, Suzu Hirose and a 15-year story along the Imabari coast

Michihito Fujii adapts Yu Nagira’s novel, following love, family and ambition between an island and Tokyo. Explore the locations through Imabari’s official filming map.

Emma Corrin on Pride and Prejudice: courage, humor and movement in Elizabeth Bennet
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Emma Corrin on Pride and Prejudice: courage, humor and movement in Elizabeth Bennet

The six-part Netflix adaptation by Dolly Alderton premieres on December 3. A public interview and CELINE fashion images offer different ways to approach the actor and the role.

TWS behind the CELINE shoot: everyday clues in hats, headphones and phones
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TWS behind the CELINE shoot: everyday clues in hats, headphones and phones

The six members share handwritten answers about diaries, snacks and days off. Everyday objects offer a way to read the public fashion project alongside its styling.

Five Netflix thriller choices for October: Doctor X, Animals, Below, The Eyes and Acid
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Five Netflix thriller choices for October: Doctor X, Animals, Below, The Eyes and Acid

Medical power struggles, kidnapping, sea creatures and disaster survival offer different viewing rhythms. These titles led separate categories, rather than one shared global top-five ranking.

Jang Seung-jo Joins Doctor X: What Na Dae-il’s Arrival Changes
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Jang Seung-jo Joins Doctor X: What Na Dae-il’s Arrival Changes

The guest character brings military medical experience and a new position in the hospital hierarchy. This article discusses revealed character information and early episode-three plot details.

Kim Yoo-jung in 100 Days of Lies: From Pickpocket to Undercover Agent
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Kim Yoo-jung in 100 Days of Lies: From Pickpocket to Undercover Agent

Set in 1932 Gyeongseong, the drama pairs Kim Yoo-jung with Park Jin-young. Her earlier period and contemporary roles offer context for watching the new character.

Nikki Hsieh Reflects on Acting, Preparation and Making Time for Everyday Life
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Nikki Hsieh Reflects on Acting, Preparation and Making Time for Everyday Life

In a public interview, the Taiwanese actor discusses more than two decades of work. Language, character preparation and life beyond the set offer ways to read her performances.

AMC Turns Guile's Flattop Into a Wearable Street Fighter Popcorn Bucket, Official Listing Shows 160 oz Capacity
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AMC Turns Guile's Flattop Into a Wearable Street Fighter Popcorn Bucket, Official Listing Shows 160 oz Capacity

AMC Theatres has created a limited-edition wearable popcorn bucket for the movie Street Fighter, replicating the character Guile's signature flattop hairstyle. It was personally unveiled on September 21 by WWE star Cody Rhodes, who plays the character.

Elijah Wood Returns to The Lord of the Rings in First Photos for The Hunt for Gollum, Bringing Frodo Back to the Shire
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Elijah Wood Returns to The Lord of the Rings in First Photos for The Hunt for Gollum, Bringing Frodo Back to the Shire

Warner Bros. released 10 first-look photos following Hobbit Day on September 22, featuring Elijah Wood reprising his role as Frodo Baggins over 20 years later. The film is scheduled for release on December 17, 2027.

Breaking a 68-Year Record! Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" Tops Billboard Hot 100 for 23 Consecutive Weeks
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Breaking a 68-Year Record! Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" Tops Billboard Hot 100 for 23 Consecutive Weeks

According to Billboard statistics released on September 24, the country song surpassed the 22-week record held by Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You," becoming the longest-running number-one single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100.

HBO Max October Lineup: "War" Leads New Series, Halloween Horror Catalog Launches Simultaneously
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HBO Max October Lineup: "War" Leads New Series, Halloween Horror Catalog Launches Simultaneously

HBO Max announced its October 2026 lineup, featuring the legal drama "War" starring Dominic West and Sienna Miller, which premiered on October 1, alongside three films making their streaming debuts, a large batch of Halloween horror films, and multiple titles slated for release in late October.

Marvel's "Avengers: Endgame Encore" Re-released in September with 4 All-New Footage Segments for "Doomsday"
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Marvel's "Avengers: Endgame Encore" Re-released in September with 4 All-New Footage Segments for "Doomsday"

Marvel Studios is re-releasing an extended version of "Avengers: Endgame" starting September 25, 2026, featuring 4 minutes of all-new footage leading into "Avengers: Doomsday" on December 18, and revealing a confrontation between Doctor Doom and the Hulk.

Brandon Sklenar Stars in Western Thriller "The Rescue", Paramount Releases First Trailer
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Brandon Sklenar Stars in Western Thriller "The Rescue", Paramount Releases First Trailer

Paramount released the first official trailer for the modern Western thriller "The Rescue" on September 26. Starring Brandon Sklenar as a retired rodeo star who ventures into dangerous territory to rescue his kidnapped daughter being held for a 45 million US dollars ransom, the film is scheduled to hit theaters on January 29, 2027.

Yung Lean Makes US Television Debut at VMAs, Recreating the Ending Scene of "Storm"
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Yung Lean Makes US Television Debut at VMAs, Recreating the Ending Scene of "Storm"

Swedish rapper Yung Lean and GENER8ION performed together at the 2026 MTV VMAs for his US television debut, with a stage design that recreated the ending scene of the music video for his viral April single "Storm".

Drake's Short Film "FOMO" Tracks Hit Streaming on October 1 as Prelude to 2027 North American Tour
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Drake's Short Film "FOMO" Tracks Hit Streaming on October 1 as Prelude to 2027 North American Tour

During a September 28 livestream, Drake announced that most tracks from his one-hour short film "FOMO" were released to major streaming platforms on October 1, featuring unreleased collaborations with Don Toliver and Yeat, serving as a visual prelude to his first North American tour in three years.

"Raincoat Pikachu" Sells for $8.4 Million, Setting Record for Second Most Expensive Pokémon Card in History
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"Raincoat Pikachu" Sells for $8.4 Million, Setting Record for Second Most Expensive Pokémon Card in History

With only 100 copies in existence worldwide and never released publicly, this 2015 tournament prize card was hammered down at $8.4 million after 64 rounds of bidding on Fanatics Collect on September 28, surging over 440 times in just 15 months.

One Piece Anime Announces Hiatus, Confirms Return in 2027 to Resolve Cliffhanger
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One Piece Anime Announces Hiatus, Confirms Return in 2027 to Resolve Cliffhanger

After airing episode 1180 of the One Piece anime on September 27, Toei Animation officially concluded its 2026 broadcast run. Episode 1181 will be postponed to 2027, and the series is shifting to a new system with a cap of 26 episodes per year.

Jason Sudeikis Talks Possibility of Seasons 5 and 6 of "Ted Lasso": Writers' Room Not Yet Started
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Jason Sudeikis Talks Possibility of Seasons 5 and 6 of "Ted Lasso": Writers' Room Not Yet Started

Jason Sudeikis, co-creator and star of "Ted Lasso", discussed in the October episode of the podcast "Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso" that he hopes to extend the show to seasons 5 and 6, but emphasized that the writing team has not yet been formed and everything is still in the conceptual stage.

Less Than a Month After Dropping New Album, Nino Paid and Warhol.SS Arrested in Murder and Armed Robbery Case
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Less Than a Month After Dropping New Album, Nino Paid and Warhol.SS Arrested in Murder and Armed Robbery Case

Rappers Nino Paid and Warhol.SS have been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting this past April. Both are being held without bail on charges including murder and armed robbery.

Brandon Flowers Covers The Coral in Bristol, Previews Unreleased Track
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Brandon Flowers Covers The Coral in Bristol, Previews Unreleased Track

Brandon Flowers covered The Coral's classic "Dreaming Of You" during his solo show in Bristol, and performed an unreleased new track titled "A Good Man Is Hard To Find" for the first time, hinting at the direction of his next album.

Bon Jovi Returns to BST Hyde Park After 14 Years, Headlining Again on June 24, 2027
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Bon Jovi Returns to BST Hyde Park After 14 Years, Headlining Again on June 24, 2027

Bon Jovi has been confirmed as the first headliner for BST Hyde Park 2027, marking exactly 14 years since they closed out the festival's inaugural edition back in 2013. Tickets go on sale October 23.

Harry Styles Tour Documentary Tapped John Wilson to Direct, MSG Residency Shoot Already Underway
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Harry Styles Tour Documentary Tapped John Wilson to Direct, MSG Residency Shoot Already Underway

Harry Styles' "Together, Together" tour documentary is reportedly being helmed by "How To With John Wilson" director, with filming at his New York MSG residency starting in August, eyeing a theatrical release.

The Cribs Return Home After 10 Years to Play 'Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever' in Full for Its 20th Anniversary
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The Cribs Return Home After 10 Years to Play 'Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever' in Full for Its 20th Anniversary

The Cribs will perform their 2007 album 'Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever' in full at Tileyard North in Wakefield, with ¡Forward, Russia! joining them on the bill — marking the band's first hometown show in over a decade.

Radio Free Alice Paints Melbourne's Scene with One Playlist, New Album Drops End of Month
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Radio Free Alice Paints Melbourne's Scene with One Playlist, New Album Drops End of Month

Australian indie band Radio Free Alice lands on NME The Cover, curating a playlist called "Melbourne Friends" featuring hometown acts like Dumbhead, Rain Dogs, and HighSchool, timed to their debut album "What's In Between" dropping October 30.

Get Jiro! Animated Adaptation Arrives: A Near-Future LA Fable Where Chefs Rule
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Get Jiro! Animated Adaptation Arrives: A Near-Future LA Fable Where Chefs Rule

Get Jiro! Season 1, 10 episodes, stars Brian Tee voicing sushi chef Jiro. The series premiered in the US in October 2026, depicting food and class power in near-future LA; Taiwan availability remains unconfirmed.

D'Angelo Posthumous Album in the Works, Brother Confirms 6 Tracks Completed
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D'Angelo Posthumous Album in the Works, Brother Confirms 6 Tracks Completed

D'Angelo's estate has confirmed a posthumous album is in the works, drawing from the singer's vast unreleased archive. His brother Luther Archer revealed 6 tracks are complete, with unreleased collaborations with Michael Jackson and Mary J. Blige also in the vault.

Live-Action Street Fighter Tops North America with $31 Million, $51.1 Million Worldwide Opening
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Live-Action Street Fighter Tops North America with $31 Million, $51.1 Million Worldwide Opening

Paramount and Legendary's live-action film adaptation of Street Fighter opened at No. 1 in North America with $31 million, bringing its global opening weekend total to $51.1 million including overseas markets.

At New York Comic-Con, Nicolas Cage Declines AI Likeness Consent for "Spider-Noir" and Suggests Amazon Partnership May End
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At New York Comic-Con, Nicolas Cage Declines AI Likeness Consent for "Spider-Noir" and Suggests Amazon Partnership May End

Hypebeast reports that during a New York Comic-Con appearance, Nicolas Cage disclosed he would not grant Amazon permission to create AI-generated versions of him for "Spider-Noir," adding that future collaboration with the studio might not happen.

Nicolas Cage Refuses AI Likeness Consent for 'Spider-Noir,' Hints at Rift with Amazon
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Nicolas Cage Refuses AI Likeness Consent for 'Spider-Noir,' Hints at Rift with Amazon

At a New York Comic-Con panel, Nicolas Cage confirmed he refused to let Prime Video's 'Spider-Noir' use his digital likeness via AI technology, suggesting he may no longer work with Amazon.