With Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer a box office smash and Oscar frontrunner, now's the moment to revisit his audience-challenging 2020 thriller.
As a legal battle between the AI titan and the newspaper unfurls, Sam Altman's company is making vague accusations that strain the definition of hacking.
Wall Street expects Netflix will continue bumping up prices throughout 2024.
Some things cannot be unseen, but at least Dune: Part Two 's director is appreciative of such an... inventive design.
Bloomberg reports Apple will shift the team into working on generative AI.
The Watchers —starring Dakota Fanning and Georgina Campbell, and directed by Ishana Night Shyamalan—opens in theaters June 7.
The Andor, Good Will Hunting, and Thor actor spoke to io9 about his new sci-fi sequel.
The tiny asteroid was left deformed after the spacecraft slammed into it at a high rate of speed.
Willy Wonka Experience’s AI-fueled promises were pure imagination.
The ad, which accused Porter of being a "bully" and "a fake," was initially cited for violating YouTube's terms.
Sentinel's latest entry in its "Fighting Armor" toyline turns the X-Men icon into an eye-blasting mecha.
SpaceX needs to implement 17 corrective actions before it can proceed with the planned third test of its groundbreaking megarocket.
Plus, get a new look at the return of Interview With the Vampire .
Pornhub's parent company is facing a lawsuit over its refusal to comply with new age verification laws in Texas.
Sony announces a reduction of workforce across its first-party studios, including the closure of London Studio
We've got a glow-in-the-dark edition of Trainspotting , a new VHS of Woodchipper Massacre , a packed re-issue of Invasion of the Body Snatchers , and more.
If your WFH setup needs a facelift, you should check out this tech that let's you take your gear into every room of the house.
Tesla's Optimus is a mysterious project with no clear end goal, but it's already accomplished some impressive technological feats despite its limitations.
Apple hasn’t addressed the cracks in its pricey new headsets. Some users report getting it fixed for free, while others are being told to pay out of pocket.
Eicos Sciences’ Aurlumyn is the first FDA-approved treatment for the prevention of amputation caused by severe frostbite.
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