English Dub Review: Beheneko: The Elf-Girl’s Cat is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster! “Urgent Quest – Defeat the Demons!” ...

PLAYISM will release Team Woll-developed side-scrolling puzzle platformer CATO: Buttered Cat for PlayStation 5 and Switch on May 1, the publisher announced.

Let the demon hunting begin. Netflix is giving Devil May Cry the anime treatment — and we finally have a taste of what it has in store with a brand new trailer the streamer just dropped.

Cat Deeley is an English TV presenter who rose to fame hosting kids' TV show SMTV Live alongside comedy duo Ant and Dec - a job which netted her a children's BAFTA award in 2001. She wed comedian ...

It’s a lighthearted romance that follows the main character, Miyo “Muge” Sasaki (Mirai Shida) as she transforms into a cat to pursue her school crush, Kento Hinode (Natsuki Hanae).

A dead cat bounce is a short-lived and often sharp rally within a secular downtrend. A dead cat bounce is a temporary, short-lived recovery of asset prices from a prolonged decline or a bear ...

Despite the surge, experts warn of a "dead cat bounce," predicting a market downturn once retail investors are lured back in. However, an analyst suggests that the tariff delay may offer a long-term ...

So, what causes a dilute calico cat? Below, expert vet Dr Rebecca MacMillan reveals the answer, as well as some other fun facts about these beautiful felines, including which breeds can become one and ...

My Happy Marriage was hit with a delay for the final episode of the season that was scheduled to make its debut as part of the Winter 2025 anime schedule, but it has now premiered in Japan.

It’s called, in the colorful parlance of the investing world, a dead cat bounce. (The idea is even a dead cat will bounce if it falls fast enough from a great enough height. It’s also known as ...

It's time to get lost in the spring anime season. From April onwards, the conveyor belt of new anime releases is crammed with exciting releases, including Devil May Cry, a new season of Fire Force ...

Raising a furry companion like a cat or dog can bring you the same psychological benefits as getting married or earning an extra £70,000 a year, researchers at Kent University have found.