Tim Allen is in his happy place. He's leaving the Disney lot in Burbank, California, after another day of shooting his new hit ABC sitcom, "Shifting Gears" (Wednesdays, 8 EST/PST and streaming the ...

Tim Minchin has announced a new UK tour, Songs The World Will Never Hear, marking the 20th anniversary of his arrival on the British comedy scene. The show will see Minchin reflect on his career, ...

Bandai Namco reportedly let go of over 100 employees in the past year, despite not officially confirming any layoffs. The company has faced challenges recently, with several big projects failing ...

Bandai Namco has reportedly lost over a hundred staff in the last year. As reported by Automaton, according to the online database of Japan's Pension Service, the company's staff headcount dropped ...

Bandai Namco Entertainment's employee count decreased by 117 between April 2024 and Feb 2025. Reports of layoffs at Bandai Namco come amid the success of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero. The gaming ...

Bandai Namco appears to have lost over 100 staff since April 2024, according to online records of the Japanese Pension service. These staff have departed without much fanfare, after a rough patch ...

The numbers say otherwise, writes Tim Blair. The loser/hater community now faces an enemy who has become massively emboldened by that community’s own ruinous tactics. Trump’s foes are the ...

But now, finally, a live-action Gundam movie is officially moving forward with Legendary and Bandai Namco Filmworks. There’s even a Gundam poster to seal the deal. And isn’t that the best news ...

Japanese game publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment, behind titles like Elden Ring, Dark Souls Trilogy, One Piece, and PAC-MAN, has additionally invested an undisclosed amount in SuperGaming ...

A release shares, “Bandai Namco Filmworks Inc. and LEGENDARY have signed an agreement in January 2025 to co-finance “GUNDAM (tentative name)” (referred to as “GUNDAM”), a Hollywood live ...

According to a report from Automaton, publisher and developer Bandai Namco has laid off more than 100 developers between April 2024 and February 2025. As Automaton spotted, Bandai’s employee ...

Bandai Namco Entertainment, the Japanese gaming giant behind titles such as Pac-Man, Tekken, Elden Ring, and Dark Souls Trilogy, has made an additional investment in Pune-based game development ...