After immortalizing the whirlwind of the last four years—relapse, intervention, recovery—in his award-winning stand-up ...

Minnesota Black Authors, an organization that promotes and supports established and emerging Black authors of all ages and ...

Payal Kapadia on identity and her brilliant film All We Imagine as Light Inside: David Lynch’s musings, Andrea Arnold on Bird, Ralph Fiennes and Edward Berger on Conclave, archive Isabelle Huppert and ...

This story of fathers and sons (and autism) goes on a cross-country road trip that distracts from what's important.

The founder of downthetubes, which he established in 1998. John works as a comics and magazine editor, writer, and on promotional work for the Lakes International Comic Art Festival. He is currently ...

I thought it might be interesting to see how The Penguin stacks up against essentially every other comic book/superhero show in the modern era (the last decade or so), in terms of how it’s scored.

Last week some of the top creators in the comics industry launched Stop Project 2025, a free website featuring “highlights” from the plan in comics form. The effort reflects the concerns that ...

In “Building Material,” author Stephen Bruno reflects on more than a decade of experiences as a doorman, sharing both the triumphs and challenges of a profession that is often overlooked in ...

Marvel Comics is prepping us for the new year by dropping its full January 2025 solicitations, including a whole slew of new titles across the Marvel Universe. First up, capitalizing on the ...

Katherine Johnsen has lived in the same building in Toronto for three-and-a-half years Jordan Greene is Society and Culture writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023 ...

Fans of DC Comics received an unexpected surprise a few weeks back when there was a small banner on the lower third of the screen during AEW Dynamite, which was advertising DC’s All In Special #1.

The second was that her PowerPoint presentation about it had been delivered in Comic Sans. Hilarity competed with outrage: Critics argued that Comic Sans was a font for children’s-party ...