Dallas’ biggest live act last weekend wasn’t even technically alive. Hatsune Miku’ is a 3D projection, an animated singer created in Japan who sings and dances next to a live band on stage. Her ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. EXCLUSIVE: Virtual popstar Hatsune Miku is a hybrid of a real-life and digital performer. Starting off as a voice synthesizer, ...

CRYPTON FUTURE MEDIA PARTNERS WITH GRAPHIC INDIA & CARLIN WEST AGENCY FOR AN ANIMATED TV SERIES BASED ON THE IMMENSELY POPULAR MUSIC ICON Hatsune Miku, the virtual popstar performer who debuted as a ...

Academy Award-winning animation producer-distributor GKIDS has acquired North American distribution rights to the theatrical film COLORFUL STAGE! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing. GKIDS will release ...

Academy Award-winning animation producer-distributor GKIDS has acquired North American distribution rights to the theatrical film KOLOROWA SCENA! Film: Miku, który nie umie śpiewać. GKIDS will release ...

Sega announced that Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage, known in Japan as Project Sekai, will be the inspiration for an anime movie adaptation titled Project Sekai The Movie: Kowareta Sekai to Utaenai Miku.

Well, this is … different — especially for David Letterman. Japanese anime "star" Hatsune Miku "performed" her hit "Sharing the World" on Wednesday night's "Late Show." All those extraneous quotation ...

As the CEO of Crypton Future Media, the parent company of "virtual idol" Hatsune Miku, Itoh sits in the driver's seat of a very crowded pop-culture bandwagon. And before everyone gets too excited, he ...

This article was originally published on THUMP Canada. If an ordinary show’s affinity is to theater, Hatsune Miku’s is to film: both are coldly automatic, non-spontaneous, even projected, with ...

The phenomenon around Vocaloid-based music and the anime-inspired mascots that personify these synthetic voices is one that brings tremendous joy to many. It’s not just because our beloved blue-haired ...

Well, this is … different — especially for David Letterman. Japanese anime “star” Hatsune Miku “performed” her hit “Sharing the World” on Wednesday night’s “Late Show.” All those extraneous quotation ...