James Cameron’s Already Setting Avatar 3 on Fire
Photo: 20th Century If you’re wondering what the future holds for the planet of Pandora after Avatar: The Way of Water, you likely won’t have to wait another 13 years…
The CW’s Gotham Knights TV Series Looks CW-y as Hell
Screenshot: The CW When The Flash ends this season, the DC/CW universe as we’ve known it for more than a decade will be no more. But that doesn’t mean The…
Using the OnePlus 10 Pro again made me worried about the OnePlus 11
It’s hard to believe, but we’re quickly inching toward the OnePlus 11. The phone is already available if you live in China, but for the rest of the world, we…
The 5 best zombie films ever, ranked
Zombies have remained one of the most popular aspects of horror media. Since they broke out into mainstream cinema during the 1960s, these undead walkers grew more and more prevalent…
Ken and Roberta Williams are back to evolve the adventure game genre
Right before her 20-plus year retirement, Roberta Williams could see how the video game industry was about to leave the adventure game genre behind. Set in motion in the 1970s…
Whoop 4.0 vs. Oura: Which screenless health tracker should you wear?
You want a health, wellness, and fitness tracker that doesn’t have a screen? Then you would be wise to consider the Oura Ring and the Whoop 4.0, as neither will…
Hit Webcomic Lackadaisy Gets the Animated Treatment
Screenshot: Iron Circus Studios If you’ve not been reading Tracy Butler’s webcomic Lackadaisy, you’ve been missing out. Don’t worry, though—not only do you have time to catch up, but Iron…
John Williams Isn’t Retiring After All
Photo: Carlo Allegri (Getty Images) He’s created the music of Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, and so much more. And yet, despite his previous thoughts to the…
Can a Virus Age You?
The following is an excerpt from Jellyfish Age Backwards: Nature’s Secrets to Longevity by Nicklas Brendborg. Available for sale January 17, 2023 at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Bookshop.org. CC…
NASA is asking for your help to study exoplanets
With new tools like the James Webb Space Telescope, we’re discovering more exoplanets than ever and even peering into their atmospheres. Now, NASA is asking for the public’s help in…