In the United States, January 2, is National Science Fiction Day. It’s also Dr. Isaac Asimov’s birthday, so it just kind of makes sense.
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Hollywood Legend Betty White, Gone at 99
SciFi.radio regrets to confirm the death of Hollywood legend Betty White, only a few weeks shy of her 100th birthday.
Riot Games Settles Discrimination Lawsuit For $100 Million: Running With The Ball
While Los Angeles Superior Court still has to approve the Riot Games settlement, their agreement to terms marks a significant step forward.
Too Boldly: Is Condemnation of ‘Star Trek Continues’ Star Vic Mignogna Too Little, Too Late?
Vic Mignogna, removed as guest celebrity from LA Comic Con denounced by his former cast and crew; too late to matter?
The Book of Boba Fett: S1E01 Review
‘The Book of Boba Fett’ S1:E1 reveals a complex and compelling character under the helmet. Thaddeus Howze reviews (spoiler free).
Science: Bartender, Singularities for All My Friends
The white dots in this image are not stars, or galaxies. They’re black holes. Every galaxy has one singularity or more at its core.
Bill Watterson (Calvin & Hobbes’) Creates Magical New Book ‘The Mysteries’
Bill Watterson (‘Calvin &Hobbes’) is back with artist John Kascht to create ‘The Mysteries’ , described as ‘a fairy tale for grown ups.’
50th Annual Annie Awards
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio won the Best Feature honor at the 50th Annie Awards™ celebration Saturday night on the campus of UCLA.
‘Dilbert’ in the Bin: Scott Adams’ Syndication Dropped After Racist Rant
Newspapers across the country dropped the Dilbert comic strip over the weekend after its creator Scott Adams went on a racist tirade.
James Brown’s ‘DOOM’ on a LEGO Brick
James Brown’s tiny LEGO computer is now fully-functional and self-contained, capable of hosting a playable version of Doom.