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No. 8
Should You Trust This Mystery Box?
Where Is All the Green?
Issue 8
The Week of August 10
DC's Green Lantern show arrives with almost no green, Oblivion finally goes portable, and Halle Berry turns 60. Plus Dancing Queen at 50, Phoebe Bridgers ends a six year silence, and the Reacher book nobody starts with.
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No. 7
The Best Spider-Man in 22 Years?
Can Ted Lasso Do It Twice?
Issue 7
The Week of August 3
Ted Lasso reopens a perfect ending, Spider-Man gets its best reviews in 22 years, and the Pokemon studio ships a soulslike. Plus Louis Armstrong at 125, No Man's Sky at 10, and what to read when the dragons stop.
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No. 6
Zendaya and Pattinson's Strangest Movie Yet Hits HBO Max Friday
Is Marvel Actually Back?
Issue 6
The Week of July 27
Spider-Man swings back into theaters, Master Chief lands on PlayStation, and Zendaya and Robert Pattinson's A24 dark comedy finally streams. Plus: Arnold at 79, Rush without Neil Peart, and where the Stephen King reading actually starts.
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No. 5
The Best Panel at Comic-Con Is Not the One Everyone Camps For
See It Big or Wait Until You Can
Issue 5
The Week of July 20
Nolan's Odyssey is selling out 70mm rooms five weeks deep, Comic-Con takes over the week, and Master Chief lands on PlayStation. Plus: the Wilder books behind Netflix's No. 1 show, BookTok's fanfic takeover, and Harrison Ford at 84.
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No. 4
Disney Is Now Remaking Movies Your Kids Are Still Watching
Sam Neill Was Never a Movie Star. He Was Something Better.
Issue 4
The Week of July 13
Sam Neill dies at 78, cancer free and out of time. Also this week: Disney's Moana remake collapses before it opens, Xbox admits what it now is, and Tom Hanks turns 70 as the last movie star everyone agrees on.
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No. 3
The Dead Are Working Again
GTA 6 Is Skipping PC Because It Can
Issue 3
The Week of July 6
GTA 6 starts charging and skips PC on purpose, the dead are working again in Hollywood's AI consent crisis, and no one's fifties beat Morgan Freeman's.
The Week inEntertainment
No. 2
Hollywood Keeps Betting on Worlds, Not Stories
Supergirl Opens to $38 Million, a Third of Superman's Debut
Issue 2
The Week of June 29
Supergirl tests DC's new universe, The Bear serves its final plate, Harlan Coben breaks Netflix again, and Hollywood keeps betting on worlds over stories.
The Week inEntertainment
No. 1
Spielberg's Alien Opus Is Eating Toy Story's Lunch
Toy Story 5 Opens to $312M Global
Issue 1
The Week of June 22
Toy Story 5 breaks records, House of the Dragon goes to war, and Xbox dismantles the studios that made its strangest games.