The Dalmatians come to the park where Clarissa is showing off her new pink diamond collar which she claims is expensive. Dorothy walks up to her and sneezes, resulting in Clarissa insulting the young ...

Initially, the Black Cube appeared to be an absolute villain who enjoyed harming others and desired more power for himself. Despite this, and the fact that he is pure condensed darkness and evil in ...

Why it's incredible: The beach is littered with gleaming fragments of iceberg. Diamond Beach is a strip of jet-black sand covered in sparkling chunks of ice. The beach is a stone's throw away from ...

younger generations of black female players will have someone to look up to – a beacon of inspiration they can see themselves in and relate to in perhaps more ways than one. This kind of ...

Popular streaming services in South Africa, including Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video have been quiet about their plans for Black Friday this year. Disney+, on the other hand, recently offered a ...

For those of you who worked hard to forget VHS (aka the Video Home System) or are mercifully too young to have encountered it, the format was developed by Japan's JVC and used recordable analog tapes.

Top Trump veterans who once served him are now warning about the dangers he poses if re-elected. Among them, former Trump confidant and top general John Kelly has revealed that Trump repeatedly ...

There are four lore tapes in Amanda the Adventurer 2 and one extra cassette tape. There's a green, red, teal, and orange lore tape that can be unlocked through various puzzles throughout the ...

That's right: An actual tape of the sci-fi ... actually was the last big VHS release. Some people point to Eragon (also from 20th Century) in 2007, while Disney apparently put out a Cars VHS.

matching the format of the other VHS tapes. Movie poster artist Matt Ferguson completed the box art for the VHS packaging. During the Alien and Alien: Romulus double feature at the Aero Theatre ...

For some of the younger IGN readers, VHS (Video Home System) was the dominant physical media format of the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. The tapes were eventually replaced by DVDs, which came in the ...