Anime and Manga: News Websites

From "About Honey's Anime"
Honey’s Anime first began with the idea of providing entertainment to the community of anime enthusiasts around the world... We started out making anime episode reviews, but we have grown with our readers to become the diverse source of information that Honey's Anime is today.

Tokyo Otaku Mode, known as TOM or Otaku Mode, is a retail seller of products related to Japanese anime, manga, games, music, and fashion. TOM has a wonderful news page and also feature reports on different conventions around the world, which is helpful if you want to plan to go to a particular one.
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Anime News Network is an international news network that reports about both the manga and anime industry dealing with industry staff, new manga or anime media, live-action adaptations, novels, games, and music. By far this is the largest information network about the anime and manga industry outside of publishers. It offers localized news for US & Canada, Australia & New Zealand, Southeast Asia, France, and World news.

OTAKU USA Magazine is a American independent magazine bringing the latest news on Japanese pop-culture: movies, anime, manga, and video games from an American point of view. It also features manga previews from top publishers.

Crunchroll is the oldest and most popular simulcast anime streaming site. Simulcast brings consumers the anime episode one hour after it airs in Japan with English subtitles or English Dub (Dubbing Voice Over). It brings news from both anime and manga industries mainly dealing with media adaptations and publishing news but will include other pop-culture as well.

From "About Us & Our Team"
If you are wondering what OtakuKart is? You are at the right place. OtakuKart is a deep ocean, full of profound information and the most well-grounded source of news about Anime, Games, Movies, TV Shows, and Comics. OtakuKart was founded in 2015 by MahmadSohel Moldharia and Jerika Moldharia, having the main objective of providing copper-bottomed statistics about the fields mentioned above in which we claim expertise.

MAL or MyAnimeList is a social networking/cataloging website for anime and manga lovers. Much of the site a user can tinker with by adding missing information to the anime or manga's page. Kind of like an anime/manga wiki but with a large catalog focus.

CBR (also known as Comic Book Resources) was founded in 1995 and quickly became the go-to source for comics industry news, discussion, and community. Over two decades, the site has amassed a readership of 60 million-plus users, including 75 thousand members of the CBR community forums.

Comicbook.com is a brand by Pop Culture Media dedicated to informing fans about different pop-culture media from Star Trek to video games. The news website also features anime.