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(1) UNCLE HUGO’S WILL CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY. Don Blyly’s How’s Business newsletter invites everyone to mark your calendar -- Uncle Hugo's turns 50 this weekend. Uncle Hugo’s opened for business on March 2, 1974, which makes this coming Saturday our 50th anniversary. Uncle Hugo's 50th Anniversary Sale is Friday, March 1, 2024 through Sunday, March

Funimation is now permanently shutting down, but it has merged with Crunchyroll to provide a seamless streaming experience to the users.

Netflix’s huge bet on the $20 billion One Piece franchise proves manga’s cultural dominance is no longer confined to Japan

Though some big platforms like Netflix are still absent, there are a number of streaming apps available to install now on your Nintendo Switch.

In this sense, the Titan Shifters are kind of like Pokémon.

The Crunchyroll merger has created the largest and most powerful anime company outside of Japan. Yet, pay rates for dubbing are among the lowest in the acting business, and the problem is even worse in anime.

Animated film Jujutsu Kaisen 0 is a surprise box office hit, as anime enjoys a new global popularity.

The Matt Reeves-directed superhero movie crosses $300 million domestically in its third week, while the animated movie adaptation of the manga series surpasses industry expectations on its first weekend.

Hollywood star Robert Pattinson's superhero movie 'The Batman' has minted over $300 million in North America.

In total, 'The Batman' added $49.1 million from 76 overseas markets, taking its global total to a mighty $598 million.