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Twenty years after Star Trek: Enterprise ended in cancelation, co-creators Rick Berman and Brannon Braga have been looking back on the events of the series finale and getting real about the decisions they made. “These Are The Voyages” saw an uptick in viewers at the time, but it’s fair to say that the majority of […]
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Read MoreFrom its plot-heavy, expertly voice-acted cutscenes to its larger-than-life Musou combat, ‘Age of Imprisonment’ is exactly what I was looking for in a next-gen ‘Hyrule Warriors’ title.
Read MoreRyan Reynolds is swapping heroics for wickedness for the first time in a while, as he’s set to play the villain in a new live-action film adaptation of the Eloise children’s books. It’s a surprising move from Reynolds. Feel free to correct us in the comments, but it seems the last time the Canadian-born actor […]
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Read MoreIt’s just a simple roll-and-move game … or is it? What Is Magical Athlete? Magical Athlete is a roll-and-move racing game for 2 to 6 players, ages 6 and up, and takes about 30 minutes to play. It retails for $29.99 and is available for pre-order from CMYK, expected to ship in late November. At […]
Read MoreThe low-traction surfaces of the Dumont Dunes are a perfect test location.
Read MoreNew updates include a small but noteworthy batch of fixes and features.
Read MoreVast differs from its space station cohorts by flying a series of progressively more complex demos.
Read MoreThis article contains spoilers for Bugonia. “What the heck just happened?” Honestly, that question applies to basically every movie that Yorgos Lanthimos makes. But it’s particularly relevant for his latest film Bugonia, not so much because the ending is unclear, but because it is so unexpected. For Lanthimos himself, what’s unexpected is the divisive response […]
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Read MoreProposed class action may force Spotify to pay back artists harmed by streaming fraud.
Read More1999 was a big year for movies. Fight Club, American Pie, and The Phantom Menace all proved popular for different reasons, while original sci-fi was still a booming genre. That year, two fascinating sci-fi films emerged, both determined to explore the idea that reality might not be what it seems. One was The Matrix (you’ve […]
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Read MoreRe-using old silicon means that dropping “old” GPUs can affect “new” products.
Read MoreAnthropic finds some LLM “self-awareness,” but “failures of introspection remain the norm.”
Read MoreWith another spooky season come and gone, there’s now been a whole new generation of people who have discovered The Silence of the Lambs for the first time. For more than 30 years, Jonathan Demme’s adaptation of the Thomas Harris novel has remained a favorite thanks to its incredible filmmaking and powerful performances by Anthony […]
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Read MoreTrump family business could benefit from pardon of crypto ex-con Changpeng Zhao.
Read MoreEvery Trekkie knows that Star Trek wouldn’t exist without ’60s sitcoms. I Love Lucy star Lucille Ball’s company Desilu produced the show, and she used her clout to help Gene Roddenberry get an unprecedented second pilot after CBS execs passed on the first. But a different ’60s sitcom helped continue the Star Trek legacy by […]
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Read MoreSen. Marsha Blackburn says Gemma concocted sexual misconduct allegations against her.
Read MoreWith a title like Doomsday, it sure seems like the next Avengers outing will be a glum one. The film will not only see the great Fantastic Four nemesis Doctor Doom arrive in the form of the Avengers’ fallen comrade Tony Stark, but likely also feature the destruction of multiple realities, including the happy world […]
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Read MoreDeal will provide access to hundreds of thousands of Nvidia chips that power ChatGPT.
Read MoreSince it premiered way back in – wait, this can’t be right – 1997(!?!), South Park has never let a good holiday go to waste. Whether it’s Jesus going Rambo to rescue Santa Claus, a three-part Black Friday extravaganza, or the introduction of the “Hare Club for Men,” Comedy Central’s animated classic knows how to […]
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Read More“If you saw his eyes right now, I’m sure you’d learn that even an android can… cry!” Those dramatic lines closed 1968’s Avengers #58, in which Earth’s Mightiest Heroes overcome their mistrust of the synthezoid Vision and induct him into their team. Between writer Roy Thomas’ melodramatic narration and artist John Buscema’s final splash panel […]
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