Terry Reid, Legendary “Superlungs” Singer, Dies at 75
Terry Reid, the British singer, guitarist, and songwriter known for his powerful vocals and influential yet unconventional career path, has…
Accomplice to the Villain: By Hannah Nicole Maehrer (Book Review)
Hannah Nicole Maehrer’s Accomplice to the Villain concludes her wildly popular “Assistant to the Villain” trilogy.
Migraine: Much More Than Just a Headache
When we hear the word migraine, most of us immediately picture someone clutching their head in pain, hiding in a dark room.
The Complete History of Luke Cage
Let’s break down the complete history of Luke Cage, known for his bulletproof skin and street-smart attitude.
Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 3 – Filming Update, Cast Additions & What to Expect
Now, with one-third of Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 3 already filmed, we’re starting to get a clearer picture of what’s happening behind…
Black Panther’s Most Powerful Villains in Marvel Comics
Let’s take a closer look at the Black Panther’s Most Powerful Villains in Marvel Comics who dared to challenge the King of Wakanda — and lived…
Was Mathematics Invented or Discovered?
Is mathematics something we discovered like explorers unearthing hidden continents, or is it something we invented to make sense of the world?
When the Moon Hatched: By Sarah A. Parker (Book Review)
When the Moon Hatched is the first installment in Sarah A. Parker’s Moonfall series, released in early 2024.
Who Is Blue Marvel? Marvel’s Hidden Powerhouse Finally Deserves the Spotlight
Adam Brashear, better known as Blue Marvel: a superhero, physicist, war hero, and one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel Universe.
What’s Coming to Netflix in August 2025
Below is a day-by-day breakdown of what’s coming to Netflix in August 2025, along with what to expect from the most talked-about titles.
Such Quiet Girls: By Noelle W. Ihli (Book Review)
When I first heard Such Quiet Girls, I braced myself for a tense thriller, but what I got was something much more unsettling
How Metaphors Shape the Way We Think, Feel, and See the World
These aren’t literal statements, yet they feel vividly true. That’s the quiet power of metaphors.