Disney has come to an agreement with OpenAI Ranch to license its famous characters for the Sora video program. The two companies made the announcement on Thursday, saying it is a 3-year license that ...

Belgian novelist Amélie Nothomb’s recollections about spending her early years in Japan inspired her 2000 novel, “The Character of Rain,” the basis for a lovely and touching French-language animated ...

It all started when artist Charlee Heinz discovered a deer that had died in the woods. “I already had a slight interest in collecting bones and stuff,” said Heinz. “I waited a year for it to rot away ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. "We're pretty excited about the artwork that we're using on the cover," as Marvel Games executive ...

Sabrina Davis lost her father in 2023, and at first the teenager was reluctant to join a program that helps youth grieve through art. “My mom [asked] if I wanted to be a part of the group,” said Davis ...

ANN ARBOR, MI — Michigan Medicine and the University of Michigan Arts Initiative have teamed up to launch Michigan ArtsRx, a new clinical arts initiative to assist the mental health of students, UM ...

Swati Ravi is an astrophysics PhD student at MIT. Her work is all-consuming research focused on building X-ray telescopes that take pictures of the sky. She never really thought about photography as ...

Oscar Gonzalez is a Texas native who covered video games, conspiracy theories, misinformation and cryptocurrency. Dormant for more than a decade, Shinobi: Art of Vengeance ($30) does everything right ...

The most important hallmarks of anime are their art styles. Viewers can gain a lot of information about a show just by looking at its characters. There are many subsets within the different genres, ...

When it comes to 2D action platformers, I don’t necessarily need them to be revolutionary. But I do expect a superb execution of the fundamentals – speed, control, and challenge – all of which the ...

There’s a myth that true immersion into video games requires three dimensions: Sidescrollers are good for nostalgia, but the future belongs to photorealistic 3D worlds. But a range of recent games ...