Kadokawa is listing the third compiled book volume of Suzuka Stellagi‘s Dō ka Kimi ni Abakaretai (I Want You to Expose Me) manga as the final volume, which will ship on July 3.

The manga’s story centers on Hayama, an unsuccessful painter, who is always repelled by his subjects because of his intimidating gaze. One day, he saves a cross-dressing man named Hanae, who collapsed on the street. Hanae is the first person Hayama meets who his not afraid of his intimidating gaze, and he is bewitched by Hanae’s beauty at the same time, and they end up living together.

Stellagi launched the manga on Kadokawa‘s Young Ace Up! manga website in January 2025. Kadokawa published the manga’s first volume in May 2025, and the second volume on December 4.

Stellagi launched the ongoing manga adaptation of writer Mary Doe and illustrator Hūna Kuga‘s Proud to be the Villainess (Akuyaku Reijō no Kyōji) light novels on Square Enix‘s Manga UP! service in October 2023. Square Enix‘s Manga UP! Global service also publishes the manga in English.

Source: Kadokawa

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The official X (formerly Twitter) account of Akita Shoten‘s Monthly Princess magazine announced on Wednesday that Waka Takase‘s manga adaptation of Rinne Ishida and Izumi’s Matsurika Kanriden (The Tale of the Scholar-Official Matsurika) light novel series is returning in the magazine’s June issue on Thursday. The manga begins its second part with the “Sāra Kingdom Arc.”

The manga’s first part ended in October last year.

The fantasy romance novels, inspired by Chinese history, center on the titular Matsurika, a court lady serving at the emperor’s inner palace, who is known for her good memory. One day, she receives a request to serve as a practice partner for the marriage meeting for the son a certain noble house. But when she arrives to meet this noble scion, it turns out to be none other than Emperor Hakuyō himself. The emperor falls in love with her at first sight, but tells her to come to him once she passes the state’s scholar-official civil service exam.

Takase launched the manga adaptation of the novels in Monthly Princess magazine in August 2018. Akita Shoten published the manga’s 12th compiled book volume on October 16.

Ishida published the first light novel in the series in July 2017, with illustrations by Izumi. The 18th and most recent volume shipped on October 15.

The novels are inspiring an upcoming television anime adaptation that will premiere in January 2027.

Source: Monthly Princess magazine’s X/Twitter account

Media entrepreneur Ted Turner died on Wednesday at 87 after a prolonged battle with Lewy body dementia. Turner’s official website announced the news on behalf of his family.

There is a private family service planned and a public memorial to come at a later date.

Turner was best known as the founder of CNN and the Turner Network, which includes Cartoon Network, TNT and TCM. He founded Cartoon Network in 1991 after purchasing Hanna-Barbera, and primarily focused on airing cartoons from the company at the time. Cartoon Network shares its channel with Adult Swim, the latter of which includes the Toonami and Toonami Rewind programming blocks that predominantly feature anime. Cartoon Network also previously aired the original Toonami block since 1997 before Adult Swim started in 2003.

After the Turner Broadcasting System merged with Time Warner in 1996, he served on the board of directors as vice chairman and director through the years.

He was also known for his philanthropic work, including founding the Turner Foundation, which focuses on protecting natural systems and land preservation. He donated US$1 billion to help establish the United Nations Foundation. Turner co-founded the non-profit Nuclear Threat Initiative in 2001 with former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn, which focuses on nuclear, biological, and emerging technology threats globally.

WarnerMedia announced a reorganization of its divisions in March 2019 that brought many of its subsidiaries and brands — including Otter Media (Ellation), Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, and Boomerang — into a single “Global Kids & Young Adults” unit. The company announced in April 2021 that it united the Adult Swim and HBO Max adult animation development teams, and it appointed Suzanna Makkos in an expanded role as the executive vice president of original comedy and adult animation for both brands.

Sources: Turner Enterprises, Deadline (Ted Johnson, Greg Evans)