Marvel’s Deadpool VR is a virtual reality action video game developed by Twisted Pixel and published by Oculus Studios.. About. Deadpool in virtual reality? Hell Yeah! After being pulled through ...

Marvel Cosmic Invasion looks like an old-school tribute to '90s beat-'em-ups, and the June State of Play livestream ended with a bang as Guilty Gear developer Arc System Works announced it was ...

Marvel’s Deadpool VR is coming to the Meta Quest 3 and 3S virtual reality headsets later this year from Twisted Pixel and Oculus Studios.. At Summer Game Fest 2025, Marvel and Meta announced the ...

Marvel’s Merc with a Mouth meets DC’s Dark Knight this September in ‘Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman’ #1, the first of two crossovers between Marvel and DC more than twenty years in the making!

At the ComicsPro Expo back in February, it was reported that a new crossover between DC and Marvel comics would be released later on in the year. While no details were available at the time, it has… ...

New documentary ‘Art for Everybody’ charts painter Thomas Kinkade’s journey from brooding work to mass-producing ‘feel-good’ kitsch. Keep KCRW Independent. KCRW is here to provide you with local news, ...

The paintings of Thomas Kinkade — all those anodyne, nostalgic magic-hour landscapes and cute cottages — felt inescapable in the 1990s and 2000s.

In the 1990s, Thomas Kinkade was the most successful artist of his time. His sentimental, sanitized landscapes full of Christian motifs and storybook cottages, some of which were lit with tiny ...

In the 1990s, Thomas Kinkade was the most successful artist of his time. His sentimental, sanitized landscapes full of Christian motifs and storybook cottages, some of which were lit with tiny LEDs ...

In the 1990s, Thomas Kinkade was the most successful artist of his time. His sentimental, sanitized landscapes full of Christian motifs and storybook cottages, some of which were lit with tiny ...

Thomas Kinkade's complicated story is told in Art for Everybody, directed by Miranda Yousef, who discusses the film on Deadline's Doc Talk podcast.

In a new film profile, Thomas Kinkade's pastoral, hugely popular work sits uncomfortably with darker revelations from family members and a trove of unseen work.