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Alerts There are westerns where the protagonist never breaks a sweat, has to make a bad choice, or fails to save the day. Then, there are westerns where the protagonist is just as down on their luck as anyone else in the world. Witchblood is the second kind, albeit with a supernatural bent: The first issue follows the story of Yonna, a down-on-her-luck immortal witch. She’s quirky and weird, rides a motorcycle named Ramblin’ Rose, and has seemingly one-way conversations with a crow named B...

Read more about Facebook unveils upcoming audio products to take on Clubhouse: Details here on Business Standard. Zuckerberg said the worlds largest social media network planned in the coming months to launch features including short-form audio clips called Soundbites

The Drum reporter Imogen Watson rounds up the latest creative campaigns and creativity stories. Also available in your inbox every Thursday as The Drums A Week in Creative email briefing. Sign up here. Patagonia embarks on its biggest-ever European campaign, ‘We the Power’ Welcome to A Week in Creative, a one-stop-shop for all your creative news this week. This is an extract from The Drum Creative Briefing. You can subscribe to it here if you’d like it in your inbox once a week. So, what...

At The Drum, we believe great work deserves recognition and that talented creatives should get their share of reverence for the hard work they put in. So each week we will update our hall of fame, celebrating the 10 best ads from our Creative Works section. Welcome, and don’t forget to vote for your favorite! In partnership with Adobe Stock, The Drum’s Creative Works is a handpicked selection of our favorite work from around the globe, covering digital, OOH, print, TV and radio. Each week...

Alerts One month ago, the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences announced the nominations for this year’s delayed, pandemic-era Oscars. If there was one true surprise on the list read by Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas, it was in the historically competitive Best Director race. There, among expected names like David Fincher and newly minted Directors Guild Of America Award winner Chloé Zhao, was someone more unexpected: the veteran Danish director Thomas Vinterberg, who joins the ...

Screenshot: Conan For Oscar-nominated actor Steven Yeun, seven long, grueling seasons dodging virus-infected zombie hordes meant a whole lot of nothing when it came to weathering an entire, real-world year of an actual global pandemic. Appearing on Monday’s Conan, the Minari actor and beloved, late The Walking Dead survivor (until, you know, not) told Conan O’Brien that, while he—being rich, famous, and possessed of both loving family and a brand new, paid-for house—was “one of the ...

Image: NBCUniversal It’s been almost 26 years since the show fantasy show Xena: Warrior Princessdebuted in the fall of 1995. With over 134 episodes over six seasons, we assume you have some favorites. Advertisement I was an avid watcher of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and vividly remember Xena’s (Lucy Lawless) first appearance on the show before she went solo. The character was evil, murderous, and had no mercy. In the episode, she tried causing a rift between Hercules and his best f...

The opening scene of the Shameless series finale has the entire Gallagher family gathered around a barely alive Frank on the living room couch. As he lies on the verge of death following a heroin overdose, the family matter-of-factly assesses the situation. Liam reveals it may have been a suicide attempt due to his dementia-related depression. The older kids reminisce about the numerous times this has happened before. Carl asks if there’s any coffee. Frank may be on the verge of shuffling of...

Wonder Showzen contains offensive, despicable content that is too controversial and too awesome for actual children… If you allow a child to watch this show, you are a bad parent or guardian.” As viewers of the short-lived sketch series know, though, that doesn’t mean children were precluded from actually appearing on the show. On the contrary, kids made up the vast majority of Wonder Showzen’s on-screen talent, often appearing alongside puppets voiced by the show’s co-creators, Vern...

Advertisement Season 3 ended with the aftermath of Polo’s death, and with the police actually believing Polo killed himself (which is technically what happened, anyway). Nadia and Lucrecia go off to Columbia University, and Carla goes on to study abroad, as well. We also get to see that Guzmán and Samu’s new friendship is still going strong; the pair is excited to see each other on the first day of school. Since half of the main characters will be absent from the upcoming season, the fourt...