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A new trilogy of 'Star Wars' movies is coming, and the 'Spider-Man: Home' director will helm the first entry.

Marvel's so high on the multiverse, they're bringing the '92 and 'Evolution' X-Men to scrap it out for nostaglia's sake.

A lot of practicality went into making the monsters of 'Resident Evil' in ways that make them even more impressive.

A heading on the White House's announcement reads "DELIVERING FOR AMERICANS."

Let the high praise out of NYFF help build your anticipation for 'Godzilla Minus Zero.'

Life in 2026 is no laughing matter. But what else is there to do?

Robert Eggers' latest starring Aaron Taylor Johnson is coming on December 25.

Like other 'Last of Us' actors before them, Laura Bailey and Ian Alexander have joined the show as brand new characters.

Previously unspoken sentences in human history, etc.

Automotive-style, large-scale manufacturing of intricate robot hands sounds like a big pain.

Idealistic tech executives believe superintelligent machines will inevitably arrive-and that when they do, homo sapiens must step out of the way.

Renier Brentjen, an early pioneer of CAR T cell therapy, is working on the next generation of these living drugs that can hopefully treat solid tumors, too.

Friday night news dump!

YouTube, TikTok, and Meta's Facebook and Instagram all seem to be either chickening out or taking Elon Musk's side.

"The only control or 'guardrails' that AI needs is a STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT," wrote Trump.

The Supreme Court ruled Trump's DHS can let states use a database of sensitive citizenship and Social Security info to hunt for noncitizen voters.

Before 'Blue Lock' became a mega-hit, series creator Muneyuki Kaneshiro wrote a gleefully unhinged horror manga that's getting an official English release just in time for Halloween.

Rare sonar mapping-conducted before and after an undersea volcano erupted off the coast of Tonga in 2022-has uncovered the unique reasons for its deadly tsunami.

'The Horror Show' exhibit at the Academy Museum is open through July 2027 and is truly next level.

The government acted lawfully when it labeled the AI company a supply chain risk, the judges wrote in a 2-1 decision.

It's perfect timing to add Sebastien Vaniek's expansion of Sam Raimi's horror franchise to your Halloween streaming schedule.

After using Meta VR Glasses, I'm not so sure where headsets even fit in.

A new TV series aims to mine P.L. Travers' original novels about the magical nanny, today best-known from the Oscar-winning Disney musical.

As electricity prices soar, more Americans are turning to plug-in solar panels to cut costs.

A new leak reveals the TV box's first refresh in four years.

Marvel Studios knows why you're there, and it delivers some fascinating talking points before December 18.

Did Elon really balance silverware on his finger again?

The time-heist hit plays like your own time machine back to the days of great Marvel movies.

The company debuted its AI super app" today, following a litany of short-lived rebrands.

The fast-food giant is getting into the advertising business with plans to use customer data to sell targeted ads.

Wong Ping turns sex, shame, loneliness, and desire into wonderful, shameless, deprived, beautiful, candy-colored fever dreams.

Yuki Chiba's "Dead Or Alive" prompted fans posting edits on social media with tracks they would've would've to listen to as the ending theme of the Netflix anime series.

New sediment tests from a research vessel in the Red Sea suggest that primordial deep-sea microbes may offer a glimpse of how life made energy before Earth had oxygen.

The exchange says private keys were not stolen, a bitcoin-backed protection fund covers the loss, and withdrawals stay frozen while it investigates.

People are usually infected by flea poop entering their bite wounds.

Leaks suggest one obvious design change.

Plus, 'Crystal Lake' showrunner confirms the series reveals "certain explanations" about Jason Voorhees.

There's a point when the hype for 'the next big thing' needs to freaking take a second to calm the hell down.

Thermoelectric generators probably won't eliminate the charger for your Apple Watch, but for smaller, screenless wearables, the heat constantly escaping from your skin could fundamentally change how we power our devices.

A little deepfake as a treat.

Gilbert will play an 'important journalist' in the upcoming series.

Physical media? No. Tappy tap microtransactions? Yeah, baby.

A new type of object found in the early universe has puzzled astronomers for years, but they may finally have some answers.

Mike P. Nelson, who has the giant snake tale 'Beware Boiuna' hitting theaters soon, will take the wheel of the long-running horror franchise.

Sam Altman and co. are scrambling to score a win for AI after a spate of autonomous cyber attacks originating from frontier labs.

Meanwhile, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google race to create a mysterious safety coordination organization.

The experiment is intended to advance Google's plans to someday build AI data centers in space.

The technique still takes 1,380 CPU core-years, but that's down from the estimated 500,000 to 1 million CPU core-years it takes to factor a key.

DC's body horror origin story hits theaters in just under a month.

The Salish Sea contains a rich diversity of sea spider life, recent research shows.