How is the Father of Artificial Intelligence?
John McCarthy, a pioneering computer scientist who is often referred to as the "father of AI (Artificial Intelligence)".
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc Release Date Revealed
The highly anticipated follow-up to the anime’s first season, Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc, is officially set to premiere in Japanese…
Story of My Life: By Lucy Score (Book Review)
Lucy Score's Story of My Life is a delightful blend of humor, romance, and small-town charm that captivates readers from start to finish.
“A Minecraft Movie” – Hollywood’s Next Big Video Game Adaptation
Hollywood is diving headfirst into the world of video game adaptations, and next in line is "A Minecraft Movie."
Sonic and the Justice League: The Ultimate DC Crossover
Sonic the Hedgehog and DC Comics crossover, a story so action-packed and unexpected that even the most dedicated fans were caught off guard.
Cold as Hell: By Kelley Armstrong (Book Review)
Kelley Armstrong's "Cold as Hell" is the third installment in the Haven's Rock series, a continuation of the gripping narratives established…
The Long-Awaited Smallville Animated Sequel Remains in Limbo
Fans eager for a continuation of Smallville in the form of Smallville Animated Sequel may have to wait longer than they had hoped.
The Most Powerful Version of the Joker in DC Comics
What happens when you give someone like the Joker the power of a god? The answer: Emperor Joker, one of the most powerful and terrifying…
What Makes a Comic Book Expensive?
What exactly makes a comic book expensive? While age and rarity certainly play a role, there are several other factors that determine a…
Source Code: By Bill Gates (Book Review)
"Source Code: My Beginnings" is the first installment in a planned trilogy of memoirs by Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and a leading…
Matt Owens Departs Netflix’s Live-Action One Piece Ahead of Season 2 Release
Matt Owens, the co-showrunner and co-developer of Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece, has announced his departure from the series.
What Makes A Villain Relatable?
what makes a villain truly relatable? Why do we sometimes find ourselves sympathizing with them, even when they commit heinous acts?