Pokémon Legends: Z-A Review — The Series Evolves Into Real-Time Greatness
After nearly three decades of balancing creature-catching and turn-based combat, the Pokémon series takes a bold step forward with Pokémon…
Alchemy of Secrets: By Stephanie Garber (Book Review)
Stephanie Garber’s Alchemy of Secrets is a glittering, sometimes maddening blend of old-Hollywood glamour, folklore-class chills, and…
The Intruder: By Freida McFadden (Book Review)
Freida McFadden’s The Intruder arrives as the kind of page-turner that announces itself in the first scene and refuses to let go.
What Causes Sweating and Why Does Our Body Do It?
Understanding why our body sweats, what causes sweating, and its physiological importance reveals how essential this process is to our…
The Tragic Tale of Mestra and the Hunger of King Erysichthon
The Tragic Tale of Mestra and the Hunger of King Erysichthon begins in Thessaly, where Mestra, a princess born into privilege, carried the…
The Wasp Trap: By Mark Edwards (Book Review)
Mark Edwards’s The Wasp Trap opens like a gilded invitation: a stylish Notting Hill townhouse, an elegant dinner party, and six former…
Soul Searching: By Lyla Sage (Book Review)
"Soul Searching" by Lyla Sage marks the beginning of a new chapter in the beloved author’s storytelling universe, introducing readers to…
We Love You, Bunny: By Mona Awad (Book Review)
Mona Awad’s latest novel, "We Love You, Bunny," cracks open the feverish, glitter-speckled world first introduced in her cult classic "Bunny"
Marvin Jones III Brings Tombstone From Spider-Verse to Live-Action in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Powers, Origin & MCU Role Explained
Marvin Jones III as the live-action incarnation of Tombstone in the highly anticipated Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
Automatic Noodle: By Annalee Newitz (Book Review)
Annalee Newitz’s Automatic Noodle is a small, tender novella that uses the everyday ritual of cooking to explore big questions about…
Is It Ethical to Allow Humans to Control Genetic Modification?
Is it ethical to allow humans to control genetic modification? This question has become one of the most pressing moral debates of our time.
Mortal Kombat II punches its way to May 15, 2026 — and here’s why
Warner Bros. and New Line have moved the highly anticipated sequel Mortal Kombat II from its original October 24, 2025 launch to May 15, 2026