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By 2100, there could be 11 billion people on the planet
According to a newly-released estimate from the UN, humanity is on track to grow to a global population of 11 billion people by the end of this century.
Why, God, why: The Disney Princesses as space warrior-strippers
Hey, did you want the spunky innocence of the Disney Princesses to be forever tarnished in your eyes? No? Well, TOO BAD, thanks to this digital art courtesy of Mike Roshuk. Now let us never speak of it again.
With over 700 episodes, Star Trek offers enough raw television to saturate your brain for months. Including some of the greatest moments in television history... and some of the worst. But what's the absolute WORST Star Trek episode ever made?
Mary Jane has been edited out of Amazing Spider-Man 2
Just days after announcing plans for Amazing Spider-Man 3
A comprehensive study suggests that food production is not on track to keep up with population growth. That means food prices are going to rise in coming decades. This trend could also reverse the progress we’ve made in world food security.
Could Spider-Man really come over to Marvel's movie universe?
In the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon, Spidey already rubs shoulders with Agent Coulson and the rest of the Marvel Universe. But in his live-action movies, he's on his own — because the films are made by Sony, and don't cross over with Marvel's own in-house productions. But that could change.
Millionaire in the machine
Dmitry Itskov dreams of immortality. It’s a dream that the Russian multimillionaire is hoping to engineer into reality in a relatively short 32 years with his creation of the “2045 Initiative” – a project devoted to the kind of “life extension technologies” that currently populate science fiction.
How The World's End lives up to the legacy of Shaun of the Dead
The World's End is a standalone movie, but it's also the third movie of Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy, with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, as this trailer explains. Following up Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, this movie raises the stakes by ending the world. What do you think?
