Neil deGrasse Tyson is an invaluable bridge between the world of science and the world that science impacts on a daily basis. He turns 64 today.
Neil deGrasse Tyson is an invaluable bridge between the world of science and the world that science impacts on a daily basis. He turns 64 today.
After four theatrical and six direct-to-video releases Hellraiser has been given a reboot as a cinematic release for Hulu.
The first official trailer for Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has just been released, and there is SO MUCH to unpack here.
Activision girds its loins for battle against a German-based company called EngineOwning, who makes cheat software targeting “Call of Duty.”
NASA successfully rammed the DART spacecraft directly into an asteroid this Monday, in a major first for planetary defense strategy (a move predicted in sci-fi movies like Meteor or Don’t Look Up). Yes, it was supposed to crash as hard as possible.
The Space Force finally has an official song, and sadly, it’s just as uninspiring as you’d expect it to be.
The season two finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds depicts the Gorn in a border dispute escalating to armed conflict with the Enterprise.
Dan Harmon and Nathan Pyle bring the philosophical perspectives of the Blue Beings from Pyle’s comic series “Strange Planet” to television.
Steven Moffat’s book shifts canon declaring the black and white episodes of Doctor Who were from the Doctor’s colorblind perspective.
I Am Groot Season 2 brings more weirdly comic mischief from the anthropomorphic tree.