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If Supergirl Gets a Second Season, It Needs To Step Up Its Game

Last night’s season finale of Supergirl was the first time I’ve ever been just bored with this show. I kept wanting to check my email or clean the cat’s litter box. If the purpose of a season finale is to leave you wanting more, I think this show kind of missed the mark. It wasn’t…

Movies Charlie Jane Anders

Willem Dafoe Will Play a ‘Good Guy’ in the Justice League Movie, and We Have Some Ideas

Much like Ryan Reynolds abandoned Green Lantern for Deadpool, another Marvel movie star has jumped ship to DC. Former Green Goblin Willem Dafoe has joined the Justice League film as an unspecified “good guy,” according to the Hollywood Reporter. And we have a couple of ideas about who he might be playing. Assuming the ultimate…

Movies Rob Bricken

This Psychedelic Mechanical Keyboard Made Me a Believer

I’m by no means a hardcore gamer—whatever that even means in the growing world of esports and Let’s Plays. I’m not traveling to competitive tournaments or staying up nights, bloodshot and caffeinated, playing the latest and greatest RPG or MMO. Yet I do log a considerable amount of Steam hours, and in my amateur pursuits…

Reviews Darren Orf

Recreating Food Emojis in Real Life Is a Lot of Fun

Here are picture perfect recreations of the food emojis we all love to drop in our text messages. You know the ones: the pizza slice, the taco, the foamy beer, the donut. Bon Appetit used a food stylist to recreate these popular emojis and it’s crazy how exacting their methods can be. To get the…

Sploid Casey Chan

This Awesome, Tragically Unused Captain America: Civil War Art Should Be on Every Billboard

Artist Alexander Lozano did a bunch of promotional art for Captain America: Civil War, but this one, the one that was never used, is possibly the best. Mainly because it focuses on only the movie’s two main characters and the detail in the damage is so dead on. On his Facebook page, Lozano captioned the…

Movies Katharine Trendacosta

Google Warns Users About a Dangerous Website Called Google.com

You’ve got to admire Google’s honesty. Right now, the company’s own safe browsing tool is flagging “google.com” as partially dangerous. Does that mean your computer is doomed if you need to Google search for “that funny video you saw that one time about a cat or something?” Likely no, Google—like lots of websites—is just unsafe…

Tech News Darren Orf

Here Are Your 2016 Eisner Award Nominees

As easy as it is to decry how San Diego Comic-Con isn’t about comics anymore, the gigantic convention is still home to one of the most prestigious awards in the industry, the Eisners. The list of nominees for this year’s awards are out and it is, as usual, jam-packed with amazing comics. There’s a ton…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

We Just Learned Something Crazy About the Atmosphere of Venus

Venus is a blistering hellscape of a planet that melts anything it comes in contact with, right? Not entirely. The data from the European Space Agency’s first mission to Venus is back, and with it comes some fascinating insights into our nearest neighbor’s atmosphere. It turns out, parts of Venus are very, very cold. Arriving…

Space & Spaceflight Maddie Stone

We Fucked Up Some ‘Rugged’ Storage Drives With a Machete

The price of solid state drives has been on a steady decline for the last year, and they’re already a top pick for easily improving the performance of your laptop, desktop, or even your PS4. But they also make really fantastic external drives—if more expensive than a traditional hard drive. The reason? SSDs have zero…

Tech News Alex Cranz

You Can Finally Pilot the Millennium Falcon With These Giant Star Wars Kites

As the weather gets nicer, it’s time to finally pause The Force Awakens and head outside for some fresh air and sunshine. That doesn’t mean you have to abandon Star Wars altogether. Not when ThinkGeek’s just revealed a wonderful kite collection full of X-Wings, Death Stars, and Droids. These aren’t your dollar store plastic kites,…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

Pumping Electricity Through a Drill Bit Makes It Melt into a Fiery Mess

Electricity is powerful and astonishingly noisy. But why does electricity make this steel drill bit go up in flames? As YouTuber Lets Melt This explains, there are about 800 amperes running through the copper wires on either side of the bit. Copper conducts electricity very well. Steel, less so. That excess energy that can’t easily…

Sploid Avery Ellis

An Erupting Volcano Is Even Cooler When Seen From Space

ISS astronaut Tim Peake recently snapped a photo of an erupting volcano on Russia’s far east coast. It’s so clear you can even see how the snow has melted around its peak. Peake, who is a noted photographer, captured the photo early yesterday as the ISS flew overhead. The photo was taken from the space…

Space & Spaceflight George Dvorsky

YouTube Star Makes Money Bullying People With Learning Disabilities [Updated]

YouTuber LeafyIsHere mocked a man with a learning disability, describing him as “looking like he went through five different strokes” among other things, in an almost 11-minute rant that begins with Hitler jokes. Sadly, this is far from the first time he’s punched down at small-time creators. Leafy, who has amassed a following of over…

Tech News Avery Ellis

Our Closest View Yet of Ceres’ Strange Bright Spots Finally Reveals How They Formed

We have a good idea of what those bright spots on Ceres are, but the question of how they got there remains mysterious. Now, an incredibly low-altitude image of the dwarf planet reveals details about their origins. Nasa’s Dawn spacecraft is currently in its lowest orbit over Ceres, just 240 miles above its surface, and…

Space & Spaceflight Ria Misra

Lab Mice Are Freezing Their Asses Off—and That’s Screwing Up Science

Most science labs maintain a temperature far below levels preferred by mice, and it’s taking a toll on their health. New research suggests these chilly mice are skewing science results across a wide range of research areas—and the problem is far worse than anyone realized. A new paper in Trends in Cancer by researchers from…

Tech News George Dvorsky

South Korea Accused of Massive Cover-Up of Rape and Murder Ahead of 1988 Olympics

South Korea is getting ready to host the Olympics in 2018. But a new investigation by the Associated Press has revealed that the last time the country hosted the Olympics, in 1988, the country locked up thousands of so-called vagrants and was complicit in their murder and rape. The new report from the Associated Press…

Tech News Matt Novak

The Latest Warcraft Trailer Is All About the Orcish Action

We actually haven’t seen that much of the “war” in the upcoming Warcraft movie yet, but this new trailer seems to be trying to make up for that by showing you a cornucopia of people and orcs getting hacked, shanked, and hammered. Conversely, the new trailer doesn’t really add that much in telling us about…

Trailers James Whitbrook

Here’s a Blasting Cap Blowing Up Ballistics Gel in Slow Motion

Some really cool things happen when FullMag decided to blow up ballistics gel with some blasting caps. First, when the blasting cap detonates, the gel basically erupts and explodes into this dancing substance. But it doesn’t break! The flubber gel just expands wildly until it withstands the blow and then just traps the remnants of…

Sploid Casey Chan

Keurig-Like Miracle-Gro Seed Pods Make Gardening Idiot-Proof

Whether you’re a fan of Keurig coffee machines or not, the product delivery method known as the ‘pod’ is here to stay. In the case of Miracle-Gro’s Gro-ables, it’s not necessarily a bad thing. The pods make planting a garden almost completely idiot-proof. Unless you find using a hose a challenge. Unlike Keurig’s coffee pods…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

Robin Was Also a Killer in Zack Snyder’s DC Cinematic Murderverse

In what should honestly not be a surprise to anyone who saw Batman v Superman, it turns out that Batman’s youthful sidekick Robin was also someone who preferred murdering criminals as opposed to sending them through that pesky justice system. As discovered by Digital Spy in their perusal of the Batman v Superman: Dawn of…

Movies Rob Bricken

If Supergirl Gets a Second Season, It Needs To Step Up Its Game

Willem Dafoe Will Play a ‘Good Guy’ in the Justice League Movie, and We Have Some Ideas

This Psychedelic Mechanical Keyboard Made Me a Believer

Recreating Food Emojis in Real Life Is a Lot of Fun

This Awesome, Tragically Unused Captain America: Civil War Art Should Be on Every Billboard

Google Warns Users About a Dangerous Website Called Google.com

Here Are Your 2016 Eisner Award Nominees

We Just Learned Something Crazy About the Atmosphere of Venus

We Fucked Up Some ‘Rugged’ Storage Drives With a Machete

You Can Finally Pilot the Millennium Falcon With These Giant Star Wars Kites

Pumping Electricity Through a Drill Bit Makes It Melt into a Fiery Mess

An Erupting Volcano Is Even Cooler When Seen From Space

YouTube Star Makes Money Bullying People With Learning Disabilities [Updated]

Our Closest View Yet of Ceres’ Strange Bright Spots Finally Reveals How They Formed

Lab Mice Are Freezing Their Asses Off—and That’s Screwing Up Science

South Korea Accused of Massive Cover-Up of Rape and Murder Ahead of 1988 Olympics

The Latest Warcraft Trailer Is All About the Orcish Action

Here’s a Blasting Cap Blowing Up Ballistics Gel in Slow Motion

Keurig-Like Miracle-Gro Seed Pods Make Gardening Idiot-Proof

Robin Was Also a Killer in Zack Snyder’s DC Cinematic Murderverse

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