Month: June 2026

This week’s trip into the hall-of-mirrors of modern youth culture features a new piece of post-meaning slang, another poisonous dispatch from the incel parts of the internet, a German earworm going viral, and the return of tanning without worry or necessary fear. What does “TLPUR” mean? This mysterious acronym #tlpur started showing up recently in
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Directed by Pierre Coffin and Patrick Delage and written by Coffin and Brian Lynch, Minions and Monsters is exactly as advertised: Minions and Monsters. It’s two good flavors that taste good together. If you like the sophomoric antics of the little yellow fellows from Illumination Studios, Minions and Monsters is a pretty fun tribute to
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Nintendo’s Splatoon franchise is getting a shakeup with the upcoming Splatoon Raiders, which takes the famously multiplayer title into single-player territory. Splatoon Raiders features a trio of beloved characters in a new adventure, aided by their pilot-slash-mechanic-slash-armed treasure hunter. Fans have been eagerly awaiting the next installment in the series, expecting another high-stakes multiplayer splatter-fest.
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It’s not uncommon to hear the refrain that it’s harder to write a short story versus a full-length novel; encountering powerful short fiction can feel akin to sitting in on a storytelling masterclass. In my reading life, especially as I’ve developed a deeper appreciation for short stories and fallen in love with novellas and novelettes,
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Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity is less concerned with reminding audiences how powerful its characters have become and more interested in demonstrating why they continue to matter. Covering the first three episodes of the anime’s final cour, the theatrical presentation serves as both a reintroduction to the conflict and a statement of purpose for
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Agriculture have announced a stateside trek. In the fall, the black metal band will tour their second album, 2025’s The Spiritual Sound, primarily on the West Coast, but will travel to the Midwest to play a short run of shows in November. Throughout the month-long sprint, the Los Angeles quartet will be joined by Brooklyn
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After an underwhelming opening-day box office return for Supergirl, the latest update regarding the much-awaited Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, could shift the tide towards DCU once again. In a recent interview, James Gunn’s wife Jennifer Holland provided an insight into David Corenswet’s upcoming outing as the Man of Steel, dubbing it as her filmmaker
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. The Best American Novels, According to Barnes & Noble With the 250th anniversary of the United States coming up, there have been quite a few ‘Merica-focused book lists. Barnes & Noble is the latest to
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Humanitarian Leader to Address Global Conference on Peace, Justice, Sustainability, and Wellness NEW YORK, NY — Ambassador Dr. Monica Sanchez, international humanitarian, community leader, author, and Founder & CEO of the Miss Caricom International Foundation (MCIF), a United Nations NGO, will appear as a featured panelist at the Peace Panel Discussion convened by the 1000 Shades
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