The point of being an artist is to find new ways to express one’s creativity, and in so doing, touch people and communicate with them in ways they intuitively understand. Sara Felix is one such artist, and her work has struck a chord with sci-fi fandom.
It’s an all-star cast, most of whom already have impressive geek cred – and all of whom will have impressive geek cred once Sandman releases later this year.
Amazon.com Inc is buying MGM, giving it a huge library of films and TV shows with which to compete with streaming rivals Netflix and Disney+.
Howard University, one of the most distinguished HBCUs (historically Black college or university) in the United States, has decided to honor the memory of one of its famous alumni by renaming its College of Fine Arts after Chadwick Boseman (1976-2020).
Tony-nominated actor Samuel E. Wright, the voice of Sebastian from The Little Mermaid and Mufasa from the Broadway’s The Lion King, has died. He was 74.
May 25th is an important day to those of us who proudly claim the titles of Geek and Nerd. All sorts of things important to the geeking world happened today. Here are just some of them.
Want to know more about gaming and its music? You need a Crash Course.
In addition to his Emmy, Saturn, Wilkinson, and Golden Globe awards, the actor/director is about to be presented with the Aviation Inspiration and Patriotism Award.
NASA is using Kerbal Space Program to experiment in ways that real-world environments wouldn’t allow.
Microsoft recognizes its first union as ZeniMax software game testers organize, joining a rising trend.
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