One Arcane fan-favorite character has been compared to a Disney princess because many feel they share some similarities.

Thanks to the work of one Pokemon fan, a 3D-printed model reveals what a realistic version of Squirtle would look like in the real world.

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The art style used in the comic adds to its simple and effective comedy, giving Loid a super cute look to contrast with Okarun’s abrasive devotion to the occult. It also proves how much of an ...

The iconic Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise has been infamous for its spine-chilling gameplay for over a decade, with each game peppering in just enough breadcrumbs of lore to keep fans hungry ...

Of the three, Arjona seems to be the most popular fan-cast, and there was some speculation that she might actually be in contention for the role when she was recently spotted alongside Jason Momoa ...

And it looks like I'm not alone in my admiration for the vintage pinup-inspired duo. Judging from her latest manicure, Megan ...

A Philadelphia Eagles fan at the center of a vile incident during the NFC wild-card game at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Sunday lost his job at a New Jersey-based DEI-focused ...

Roxy Jacenko was recently enjoying a lavish family getaway in the French Alps. The PR maven, 44, was back in her element on Saturday, taking to Instagram to, once again, show off her enviable frame.

A creative Pokemon fan is being lauded by fellow fans for utilizing their 3D printer to craft a three-dimensional card of Steelix.

Roxy Shahidi is known for her long-standing role as Leyla Harding on ITV's Emmerdale, but is set to bid farewell to the show. The actress first graced our screens as Leyla in 2008 and returned in ...

the Roxy represented absolute freedom,” former staffer Randy Tyrrell recalls in the book. “No parents around, no police, and cool people.” Singer Carole Pope of the Toronto art-punk icons ...