In her new book about cuckoos, Cynthia Chris details the extensive history of everyone's favorite feathery brood parasite.
Netflix's adaptations of the R.L. Stine novels are returning, starting with an adaptation of 1992's The Prom Queen.
The crowds gathered at the convention center for another day of fandom fashion on parade.
Shunting the setting of Ubisoft's promising-looking Star Wars video game does a lot for its storytelling potential, beyond just rehashing well-trod ground.
It's not like a regular bot, it's a swarm of bots.
The Apple TV+ Asimov adaptation starring Lee Pace and Jared Harris returns July 14.
Most large language models are based on at least 32 billion words of fanfiction, but nobody told the writers.
Danny and Michael Philippou's much-buzzed-about horror movie arrives in theaters July 28.
The writer behind Warner Bros.' newest animated crossover talks about joining the RWBY train and getting newcomers onboard.
Or the best hair for Star Wars ' most customizable Jedi, Cal Kestis. But we'll work on that later.
Parler banned Troy Smocks over violent threats—threats that landed him in federal prison. Now Smocks is suing for $370 million.
The actress behind the live-action take on Rebels ' Mandalorian artist hints at Sabine's growth in the new Disney+ show.
While Tamagotchis are stuck on LCD screens, Bitzee characters appear to float in mid-air.
Even with recent cast additions, Radio Silence continues to keep mum on their Universal Monsters flick.
Weird nonbinary mermaid lovers unite! With delicious prose and disgusting turns of phrase, Cassandra Khaw wants to give you nightmares.
The legendary blade of the Mand'alor met its end in The Mandalorian season 3. But we need only look at its history to realize the Darksaber may somehow return.
Story progression? Couldn't be me. Unlocking new lightsaber skills? Never heard of it. This new shirt I found in a box in a cave? I'm all about that .
A 30-minute mockumentary based on a 2015 Facebook meme represents another evolution beyond the text and image format by social media’s most innovative creators.
Rebecca Ferguson and Rashida Jones headline Apple TV+'s sci-fi drama based on the Hugh Howey books.
These mysterious underground bunker delights must surely have mysterious underground bunker ends.
