The Collapsing Empire by John Scalzi was one of the most highly anticipated sci-fi novels of 2017, and it’s currently one of Amazon’s top sellers. Download the audiobook version (narrated by Wil Wheaton!) for just $3 today on Amazon.

Facebook founder and NASCAR enthusiast Mark Zuckerberg likes a lot of things. He likes Facebook. He likes being in charge of Facebook. He even likes talking about how much he likes being in charge of Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg does not, however, like it when reporters publish embarrassing but true details about how he…

Judging by its Amazon reviews, the Outlander novels might be more popular than the TV adaptation, and you can download the first one to your Kindle for just $4 right now.

Logan was a stunningly great conclusion to Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine series, and the Blu-ray is $5 off right now, if you still haven’t picked it up. We saw it for $12 briefly back in June, but it’s been holding steady at $20 for awhile now.

The Expanse was io9's favorite TV show of 2016, and the book that inspired the first season is just $3 on Kindle right now.

It’s not exactly a second season, but Firefly fans should still be excited to see that the show is getting a special edition 15th anniversary Blu-ray release this month, and you can save a few bucks off MSRP by preordering.

If you hate the Star Wars prequel trilogy more than Anakin Skywalker hates sand, you can get a Blu-ray combo with just episodes IV-VI for $28 today, an all-time low.

Felicia Day’s top-selling memoir is just $2 on Kindle today, and a great buy for anyone interested in internet culture.

Stranger Things doesn’t come back until Halloween, but in the meantime, you can adorn your desk with these awesome action figures. I only have one question: Where’s Barb?

Update: Totoro is sold out, but the others are still around.

No surprise, The Dark Side of the Moon eclipsed all others by a huge margin in our voting, but if you want the band you’re in to start playing different tunes, here are the other nine best albums to own on vinyl.

Vinyl is the only worthwhile way to own music, but starting a record collection from zero can be a daunting to say the least. Do you just go buy your favorite album? Something classic? Something that lends itself well to analog sound? That’s for you to tell us, and your fellow readers this week.

Fox News host Eric Bolling is very, very angry at Yashar Ali, the Huffington Post freelancer who last week reported Bolling “sent an unsolicited photo of male genitalia via text message to at least two colleagues at Fox Business and one colleague at Fox News.” So angry he is suing Ali for $50 million.

If you’ve enjoyed the new Star Trek movies, and want to catch up on the show that inspired them, you can beam up the complete original series Blu-ray box set for $50, the best price we’ve seen since January. This should sell out quickly, so I’d head over to Amazon at warp factor 7 to grab your copy.

VPNs are in the news these days, and with good reason. So if you’re curious to sign up and start protecting your browsing history and personal data (or, you know, getting around websites’ geoblocks), NordVPN charges less per month than a typical trip to Starbucks.

Kubo and the Two Strings has everything a perfect family movie could need: beautiful animation, anthropomorphic animals, and a feisty, young main character that has to save the day. And for $5 as an HD digital download from iTunes, it’s something that should be in your collection.

Today, in unexpected news, The Atlantic announced that the Emerson Collective has taken a controlling stake in the magazine. That may sound like humdrum media news until you realize that the president of the Emerson Collective is none other than Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Apple founder Steve Jobs. So now, one…

Amazon’s running a rare mid-week Kindle ebook Gold Box, and the theme is “Award Winners,” which is a pretty good place to start looking for new summer reads.