When can fans watch season 8 of My Hero Academia? Season 7 of MHA came out in June 2024, and ever since then, fans have been waiting to watch the conclusion. Seems like the wait is finally over ...

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As Orville Peck wraps his first onscreen role in director Kitao Sakurai’s Street Fighter, he’s ready to get back to making music. The Stampede artist, who plays Vega in the live-action arcade ...

My Hero Academia season 8 is back on our screens this week for a new episode. But given the quirk of anime's usual release plans and frustrations with Crunchyroll, you might be finding it hard to pin ...

Since its anime debut back in 2016, My Hero Academia has remained a mainstay of the shonen anime world, and season 8 marks the climax of the journey. Season 7 wrapped up in June 2024, and the wait for ...

Coronation Street is set to deliver some nail-biting scenes next week as one character anxiously awaits his medical test results. This week, Todd Grimshaw confides in Billy Mayhew about an upcoming ...

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Suzail Ahmad is a writer from Kashmir. He has been a manga and gaming enthusiast for more than a decade. As an expert, he aims to provide an in-depth analysis of titles from both mediums. When he is ...

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When opening the Journal each day, I expect fine news coverage and incisive editorials. I’m not prepared to cry, but I couldn’t help it after reading Mike Kerrigan’s op-ed “A Boy, His Dog and His Dad: ...