One of the most common questions I hear about the original 1962-63 run of "The Jetsons" is where are all the people of color?
A Close-up Look at the Star Trek Easter Egg You Might Have Missed
One of the neat Easter eggs in Star Trek Into Darkness is a set of models on Admiral Marcus' desk, depicting the entire history of flight, from the Wright Brothers up to the U.S.S. Kelvin. And those models are available for sale from Quantum Mechanix, and we've got the exclusive high-res photos.
Behold the beauty of the Wicked Witch of the West
In celebration of misunderstood big bads we give you "The Adoration of Elphie." The Wicked Witch of the West has never looked more beautiful!
It's summer movie season, the time when blockbuster films come out every week and we pit Vin Diesel against Wolverine. But how do you keep that cineplex excitement alive when you're at home on the couch? With books! Here are 10 science fiction novels that pack more non-stop thrills than Fast & Furious 6. Really.
Chris Hadfield talks about re-adapting to Earth's gravity
What's the illustrious Chris Hadfield – former commander of the International Space Station
What the hell did this chemistry teacher think was going to happen?
High school chemistry class. Open flames on the ceiling. Fire sprinkler system. You can guess what happens next.
Elementary has gotten some flak for being the "lesser" modern-day Sherlock Holmes. But now that its first season is over, we're realizing this show understands the Arthur Conan Doyle canon — it's just not afraid to ask questions. Here's why Elementary is the Sherlock Holmes we never knew we always needed.
