Science & Technology

The shapeshifting Batman villain now has a director to helm his solo film set to release in September 2026.

A new review has found a link between chlorine byproducts in our drinking water and a greater chance of bladder and colorectal cancer.

Rugby fan? Here's how to watch the England vs Scotland match without missing a thing, even if you're abroad.

Hasbro is bringing Avatar to its popular card game in November, and hopefully there'll be a Cactus Juice card.

Factors such as age, sleeping patterns, and a tendency to daydream might impact your ability to remember dreams in the morning, according to research.

Samsung's latest deal on its website makes the Galaxy S25 Ultra the must-have smartphone for... everyone.

Nvidia dropping 32-bit PhysX from the RTX 50-series' CUDA infrastructure is another sign that game preservation can't depend on those making gaming hardware.

An advocacy group is gravely concerned about forced exits of hundreds of rangers, interpreters, and administrative staff in U.S. national parks.

In more fandom travel and lifestyle news, pop culture stars headline LA fire relief benefit MultiCon, Cinderella celebrates 75 years, and Meow Wolf holds pet adoptions.

Daredevil: Born Again is nearly ready to resurrect on Disney+, and its creators are just as excited as all the Marvel fans.

As Avatar prepares for its first new animated TV series—and a new hero—in over a decade, let's take a look back at just how the eponymous mantle works.

Sure, why not?

The Topps app Star Wars Card Trader is currently celebrating its 10-year anniversary—here's an update.

The more than 8,000 charging ports available to federal workers are going away.

It's unclear who vandalized the site, or why.

Goku and Vegeta stans are eating good in the fanservice department as Daima nears its finale.

A recent photography competition captures the relentless fight for survival on land, in sea, and air.

Prime Video's Robert Jordan fantasy adaptation starts streaming new episodes March 13.

The student said he believes his expulsion was a "conspiracy" by the professors.

Comedian William Banks did steal pro-Israel yard signs in Connecticut. But he hasn't been serving jail time because of it.