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Jay Leno is sharing an update on his recovery, months following a garage fire and motorcycle crash. The former Tonight Show host recently told People Magazine that he’s doing “alright.” Adding, “I’ve got a broken collar bone and two broken ribs and a couple cracked knee caps, but I’m OK.” In November 2022, Leno sustained third-degree burns in a garage fire. He was working on one of his vintage cars at the time of the incident. Months after, he said in an interview with Las Vegas Review-Journal …

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Twenty years ago, Oni Press was the home of many fast-rising stars in the comics world ... now, one of them is back: Jay Stephens.Twenty years ago, Oni Press was the home of many fast-rising stars in the comics world … Kevin Smith, Mike Allred, Duncan Fegredo, Judd Winick, Greg Rucka, Cullen Bunn, Joelle Jones, and many others with formative titles. Now, one of them is back: Jay Stephens, the Eisner Award-winning Canadian cartoonist-animator behind animated series like The Secret Saturdays and Tutenstein, who produced…

“It is inevitable all of us will see something of ourselves within Link,” says Keroblin, a Zelda fan who first remembers playing Phantom Hourglass in 2007, and identifies as transmasculine and agender. “We’re an active participant even we can’t make narrative decisions, because we get to decide who Link is. It is easy to discover yourself and your gender through a character like this, and to make trans readings, as the lack of traditional gender roles creates, maybe for the first time you’ve seen, a world where all you…

Yesterday, Oni Press announced they will be bringing Dwellings, cartoonist Jay Stephens‘s horror anthology series, to comic shops this fall. The series will ship bi-monthly as three 72-page, prestige-format issues which repackage and reformat material previously self-published by Stephens. Today The Beat is pleased to offer a first look at a trio of variant covers for the first issue of the series. Here’s how Oni Press describes Dwellings: Welcome to Elwich – an oasis of small town perfection, where the schools overflow…

John Landau still wants an Alita: Battle Angel sequel. Speaking of sequels, Netflix reveals a surprise spinoff for Bird Box. Plus, what’s coming on the next episode of Riverdale. Spoilers, away!Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard Nerd Out About Jurassic Park's Returning HeroesTower of TerrorAccording to Variety, Scarlett Johansson is attached to star in a new film based on Disney’s Tower of Terror ride from director Taika Waititi.The Life of ChuckDeadline reports Tom Hiddleston and Mark Hamill are attached to star in The…

Before writing this review, I got hold of some tiny canisters of nitrous oxide, filled a balloon or two and, watched by my bemused wife, breathed in the gas. It gave me no more of a buzz than smoking a cigarette. I must have been doing it wrong because, according to Mike Jay’s compelling history of narcotic self-exploration, it was when the chemist Humphry Davy began inhaling this newly discovered gas in Bristol in 1799, sometimes in the company of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, that he started a revolution. While…

Planet of the Apes could be heading to Disney+. More Star Wars: Visions could be on the way. Plus, a new look at The Walking Dead’s Maggie and Negan spinoff, what’s coming on The Flash’s final season, and another look at the next Yellowjackets. Spoilers now!Ms. Marvel's Directors Talk Embiggening the Show's Superhero ActionTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant MayhemPackaging from Mutant Mayhem’s line of tie-in of Ninja Turtles action figures include short character bios of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael.…

Twitter founder and ex-CEO Jack Dorsey admitted he was wrong when he said that Elon Musk was the “singular solution” he trusted with the company and criticized his one-time friend for going through with his $44 billion takeover even after he got buyer’s remorse. Mr. Tweet Fumbles Super Bowl TweetOver on Twitter competitor Bluesky, a decentralized network similar to Mastodon that Dorsey helped start, the former Twitter leader struck a harshtone on the subject of Musk and said that it was important to build something new…

The end of the week is upon us, the time of rest is nigh, we approach the weekend and we greet it with open arms. Well. Open arms and a full list of movies, tv, and books to devour. We’ve got a lot of small updates from horror films including a Lord of the Flies adaptation, a queer time-loop romance, and a Thanksgiving slasher. Something for everyone! Spoilers, clear your schedules.“It’s Hard Not to Make Your Own Special Effect Noises When You’re Doing Action” | io9 InterviewJagged MindVariety reports Maisie…