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To celebrate Star Trek’s 60th anniversary, I decided to write about comics that could be labelled as “space operas.” They all capture Star Trek’s blend of science fiction settings and human drama.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the Xbox “streamlining” is “great to see”, even as 268 more employees get cut, with many more to come.

Dow Diamond to pack with mid-Michigan gamers as Great Lakes Gaming Convention returns (CREDITS: Great Lakes Gaming Convention)

As the guests arrive at the island enclave, they discover that there is no obvious link between them and that nobody is quite sure who lured them there. They resolve to enjoy themselves regardless of their missing host’s whereabouts. But when past crimes are brought to light, it becomes clear that their host’s intentions are…

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In celebration of the Toy Story 5 Disney+ premiere on September 23, Disney and Pixar are bringing the magic of Toy Story to Fortnite with the launch of Toy Story 5: The Great Toy Rescue, a two-week limited-time activation running September 22-October 5, 2026, at 11:59 PM PT.

Nigella Lawson, Paul Hollywood, Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding appear in this photo promoting collection 14 of ‘The Great British Bake Off.’ (Netflix)

In the world of television, the end of one life can be the beginning of an entire franchise. For at least as long as the small screen has accommodated the murder mystery subgenre, TV writers have understood that one of the flashiest ways to grab an audience’s attention is with an early death. These five…

I know. The Wire is one of the best shows in HBO history and television in general. And yet, somehow, the series never won any Emmy awards. It was never even nominated for Outstanding Drama. The only praise the Television Academy ever gave it was in the form of its writing – which was excellent,…

Marvel Comics made a huge splash in 1961, when they released Fantastic Four #1 and started the modern Marvel Universe. Unlike DC, who had been doing superhero comics non-stop since the Golden Age, they were basically starting from scratch, having to create all-new heroes and villains. They made their heroes more human and did much…