Amazon is up to some new tricks in its ongoing takeover of the retail universe.

In Business 3x3, a business retailer or executive will share their experience with three things they’ve done right, three things they’ve done wrong, and what else they’ve learned along the way.

This week, Thorne looks at some possible outcomes of the Fantasy Flight – Games Workshop split.

After months of nondescript home entertainment releases, it’s blockbuster time.

Clint Eastwood’s Sully , a recreation of the “miracle on the Hudson” starring Tom Hanks as airline pilot Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, easily topped the weekend box office with a $35.5 million debut, the best bow ever for the weekend after Labor Day, which traditionally marks the appearance of the first “adult dramas” with Oscar pretentions.

Tablets and phones are growing in popularity as platforms for reading, but digital in general still lags far behind print editions in terms of overall uptake.

This week, Thorne comments on the number of new games being released this year.

Jim Hanley comments on Rob Salkowitz's recent column about the influence Denis Kitchen has had on the comics industry.

This week’s home entertainment releases include the potent second season of the DC Comics-based #1 show on the CW network, the latest seasons of long-in-the-tooth geek staples South Park and Supernatural , plus two great 1980s offerings, George A. Romero’s Tales from the Darkside , and the animated Dennis the Menace series, and Whit Stillman’s masterful Jane Austen adaptation Love & Friendship.

Fede Alvarez’s horror thriller Don’t Breathe topped the box office for the second weekend in a row--only the second time that a horror film has accomplished that feat since 2014.

This week Bennett discusses STEAM variant covers and education.

Salkowitz looks at the influence Denis Kitchen has had on the comics industry.