Prolific, innovative film and television composer Gerald Fried has died at age 95 (1928-2023).
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Video of the Day: Carolina Eyck, Debussy’s ‘Claire de Lune’ – on Theremin
Carolina Eyck’s arrangement of “Claire de Lune” for voice and theremin is possibly the most beautiful version you will ever hear.
On ‘The Event Horizon’: Gregory MacMartin, Ryan Sheffer | Consortium VR
Join us this Saturday and Sunday at 4 PM Pacific time when we welcome Gregory MacMartin and Ryan Sheffer of Interdimensional Games, Inc.
Dark Energy May Beam From Black Holes
If confirmed, the emission of dark matter by black holes is a revolution in astronomy and would redefine what a black hole really is.
A Trip to the Superstars Writing Seminar
Now that I’ve had a chance to rest up a bit, let me tell you about our little adventure from Raven Central to Colorado Springs and the Superstars Writing Seminar last week.
‘Night of the Tommyknockers’ Movie Review: Mahal Empire Goes Wild Wild West
Mahal Empire brings us a fascinating indie horror film set in the wild west. Brandon Long reviews ‘Night of the Tommyknockers’.
Dungeons and Dragons: Not a ‘One Size Fits All’
Dungeons and Dragons is a great RPG, but it’s not the perfect system. Charles Raven breaks it down.
Hasbro Layoffs Put Magic the Gathering and D&D at Risk
Hasbro lays off about 20% of their workforce for Christmas, and the cuts came almost entirely from the Wizards of the Coast division responsible for Magic and D&D.
Book Review | ‘The Fairy Bargains of Prospect Hill’ by Rowenna Miller
The ability to make bargains with the supernatural is a compelling notion. Whether the bargain is made with a jar of graveyard dirt, cat bones, a photograph, and yarrow buried at a crossroads, or the rubbing of a lamp to ask three wishes of a genie, or trading scraps...
Droids-In-Training Play At Galaxy’s Edge
Fantasy becomes reality as Disney Imaginerring brings real working droids to Galaxy’s Edge.
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