The second portion of Warner Bros.' adaptation of Stephen King’s It, dropped just 55% in its second weekend as it took its second consecutive box office crown while Hustlers, the female ensemble crime drama, posted a strong $33 million debut, and Warner Bros.' The Goldfinch bombed.

This week, Steve Bennett recalls the glories of an age where astronauts were heroes, and Mattel's Major Matt Mason walked the moon.

This week’s home entertainment releases include one of Disney’s 2019 billion dollar megahits, plus the most successful action film of the summer here in North America, a zombie comedy from Jim Jarmusch starring Bill Murray, and the latest season of the CW dark fantasy series Supernatural.

This week, Scott Thorne explains the basics of game pricing and examines the plausibility of selling a D&D Player's Handbook for more than $1,200.

New Line and Warner Bros. scored a much needed win as It: Chapter 2 debuted with $91 million, kicking off the fall movie season by driving the domestic box office to 12% gain over the same frame in 2018.

This week, Steve Bennett explores the greenery-overrun reaches of the jungle comics genre.

In today's crowded field of awards, we see lots of distinctions being made on the basis of stuff that doesn't really matter, or used to matter but doesn't anymore.