Plus, Hasbro gears up another crowdfunding G.I. Joe toy campaign with the Dragonfly helicopter.
Last October, the popular gaming YouTuber said he was tired of people trying to forcefully find out what he looked like, so he showed the world his face.
This week's teaser challenges you to find patterns in how we name our numbers.
Ubisoft Massive's next game will have players do crimes in a galaxy far, far away.
Even with sequels of debatable merit weighing it down, Spielberg's original 1993 movie can't be stopped.
Does the seventh Transformers movie rise to the occasion, or make the same stumbles as the franchise often does?
One of DC's fan favorite superhero teams returns with Black Canary, Cass Cain, and Harley Quinn among its ranks.
Every media consumer needs to be more vigilant than ever in verifying scientific accuracy. Here’s how you can stay on your toes in a new information landscape.
Two Harvard professors imagine a political campaign in a black box and how it might subvert the will of voters.
Kong's got new humans to protect in the first animated series for Legendary's MonsterVerse.
If things had gone according to plan, we'd be watching a Star Trek flick in theaters right now. But instead....
McGinty's work includes comics for Invader Zim and Adventure Time, along with his creator-owned series Welcome to Showside.
Ahead of their own movie, Wildstorm's superhero group will be showing up in the Man of Steel's first solo flick in over a decade.
The horror comedy franchise is gearing up for a comeback.
"Opiate Addiction," "Not That Jewish," and "Retiring On Empty" are just some of the hundreds of thousands of categories advertisers use to find you.
The rise of convincing and ubiquitous deepfake technology is leading to scenarios where bad actors deny reality in court.
Baby Groot dances, Midsummer Scream reveals its line-up, Meow Wolf presents the Real Unreal, and Jurassic Park celebrates a big anniversary.
Check out these indie games focused on exploration, quirky enemies, and destinies larger than the heroes playing them out.
Spider-Man's vigilante status has almost always put him at odds with the police—but Across the Spider-Verse weaves a fraught web in exploring that relationship.
Large features across Mars' terrain get official names, while mission teams get to choose silly nicknames for rocks, cliffs, and meteorites.
