Despite slipping 59.7%, Star Wars: Episode IX—The Rise of Skywalker easily took the weekend box office crown with an estimated $72 million, while Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Little Women was a surprise third place finisher.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the second He-Man animated series in the pipe, The Neighbor, Thundercats, and the top comics of 2019.

This week, Scott Thorne takes a look at four trends that have happened in the games industry over the last decade.

The ninth and final chapter of the Star Wars "Skywalker" saga earned an estimated $175.5 million at the weekend box office, the third best December opening of all time, but some analysts are predicting trouble for the franchise.

This week, Steve Bennett examines the cultural impact of the Mumbai Comic Con, and then, reminisces about Friends in the 90's.

Rob Salkowitz looks at the biggest comic industry trends of the 2010s.

This week’s home entertainment releases include a Brad Pitt-starring, hard science fiction epic, a very successful film based on the Downton Abbey TV miniseries, the latest animated film from Dreamworks, the fifth and final Rambo film, and the last season of the Syfy bounty-hunters-in-space series Killjoys.

Sony’s threequel, Jumanji: The Next Level, easily topped the weekend box office with an estimated $60.1 million, which was enough to get the holiday season off and running, even though two other new wide releases, Clint Eastwood’s Richard Jewell and the slasher remake Black Christmas both struggled to find an audience.

This week, Scott Thorne looks at the potential U.S./China agreement announced on Friday.

This week, Steve Bennett takes a look at CCXP in Brazil and Singapore Comic-Con which both wrapped up recently.

Rob Salkowitz looks back at the big trends in graphic novels in 2019.

This week’s home entertainment releases include three very successful 2019 releases, the R-rated horror film It: Chapter Two, Quentin Tarantino’s stylish Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and the Jennifer Lopez-starring true crime film Hustlers, plus a trio of Seth Macfarlane-related TV releases, as well as a glorious new transfer of Satoshi Kon’s classic anime feature film Millennium Actress.