Author: James
Call of Dutyhas been one of the biggest games in the world for so long now that it’s almost shocking that it’s never gotten a major movie adaptation… until now. Director Peter Berg (The Kingdom, Lone Survivor) has made military action films his signature, which is why he’s a perfect pick to direct Skydance-Paramount and…
It’s time once again for the World Series! This marks the 122nd fall classic, and 87 years of televised baseball. This year promises to be historic, as it features two teams that have never won one before. The 162-game regular season and a month’s worth of playoffs have brought us to one final series to…
We’re back with another chapter of Your Halo Story, featuring fond memories from fellow Halo fans looking back on 25 years in the Halo community. Keep up with past entries below:
Marvel fans have been patiently waiting for new footage from Avengers: Doomsday to arrive, and though a final trailer still feels inevitable, at least something has finally debuted. Earlier this week came news that Marvel would debut a new Avengers: Doomsday preview during Game 1 of the 2026 World Series. The wording was careful, though,…
It’s almost Halloween, and things are getting at least a little scary, but before we shift fully into horror mode, we’ve got some stuff for you to watch. While people might be heading to movie theaters to check out the wonderfully trippy Nathan Fielder documentary “You Can See Everything” or bask in the glory of…
Epic Games has officially documented Microsoft’s DirectX 12 Advanced Shader Delivery (ASD) integration for Unreal Engine 5.8, marking an important step toward addressing one of the most persistent problems affecting modern PC games: Pipeline State Object (PSO)/shader compilation stutter.
Every year without fail, Hollywood and other foreign markets bring unforgettable cinematic experiences to the masses, feeding our senses with creativity, imagination, and in rare instances, the impossible. In many cases, we’re spoiled when it comes to live-action offerings, but what about animation? Today, we’re looking back on 2016, the year the all-female Ghostbusters made bustin’…
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For comic book readers of the 1960s and beyond, the ads for mail-order items were sometimes just as intriguing as the superhero action they interrupted. X-ray goggles promised to make adolescents clandestine Peeping Toms; Charles Atlas vowed to turn slightly built kids into muscular powerhouses; most notably, Sea-Monkeys guaranteed a small packet of powder would…
Soon enough, there will be more of what you missed on Glee. On Oct. 21, Disney announced that Hulu and Disney+ have officially greenlit the long-speculated Gleerevival, giving the show a full series order.