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Godzilla Minus One has become a massive hit, and recently, the director of the film took to social media to reveal one iconic film figure.

In no particular order, these best 80s anime movies showcase the finest the decade offers. This decade included some of the most phenomenal anime films of all

First Japanese conductor to gain recognition in the west who achieved superstar status

An inspiring showman, he was a protégé of Leonard Bernstein and studied with Herbert von Karajan

There's more to life than Barbenheimer. Here are five double feature alternatives for Oppenheimer that are better than Barbie.

The unconventional maestro who led the Boston Symphony Orchestra longer than any other music director has died of heart failure at the age of 88.

The 37th film in the Godzilla franchise and the fourth Toho-led remake of the 1954 original film returns to its anti-nuclear-war inspirations to considerable box office success.

Seiji Ozawa, who has died aged 88, was one of the few Japanese musicians to make a significant mark in the Western classical music tradition. He crossed the East-West divide with remarkable ease, creating some mesmerising music during a tenure of almost three decades with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

“When you when you walk around with Seiji Ozawa in Japan, it's like, you know, the heyday of Michael Jordan,” says BSO managing director Mark Volpe.

Shirogumi VFX supervisor Kiyoko Shibuya helped deliver 620 shots, including the giant beast crushing the heavy cruiser Takao, all on a shoestring budget, in Takashi Yamazaki’s hit sci-fi thriller, nominated for a best VFX Oscar at this year’s Academy Awards.