In recent years, the tech bro has proliferated on movie screens as Hollywood’s go-to bad guy. It’s a rise that has mirrored mounting fears over technology’s expanding reach into our lives and the increasing skepticism for the not always altruistic motives of the men who control today’s digital empires.
Fresh off the success of last summer’s blockbuster “Top Gun: Maverick,” Tom Cruise appears to be working with the Navy again for an upcoming flick.
The latest chapter in the epic fantasy series is more of a polishing of previous ideas rather than a groundbreaking entry to the series. It’s an effort that’s almost like a band’s “best of” album.
A new branch of research is more focused on teaching advanced computers to perform open-ended tasks in complex worlds and interact with humans, not just for the purpose of beating them.
Once-restless host Probst a constant for reality competition series ‘Survivor,’ which starts its 44th season this week
The deluxe version of this Kirby game first on Wii features better visuals, new powers and minigames and an epilogue campaign.
At a time when much of what makes it to the big screen can feel pre-packaged, the makers of “Cocaine Bear” think it can be an untamed exception
Both Dead Space and The Callisto Protocol owe a huge debt to the 2008 Dead Space original, which sets the mood and style of both new projects.
‘Hello Tomorrow!’ explores the American fantasy that there’s something better on the horizon.
Why is R&B music more explicit than ever? It's complicated.
Like a Dragon: Ishin! adopts yet another storytelling approach.
As the final season of Paramount+’s ‘Picard’ approaches, Patrick Stewart reflects on his time playing the captain in the multiseries saga
Forspoken is a by-the-numbers open-world game. But if players stick with it, a lot of things happen deeper into gameplay that make the title, and the journey, a bit more special.
The series of Saturday morning cartoon shorts, which premiered 50 years ago and taught kids about math, science, civics and grammar among other topics, shaped a generation and are still beloved by many
One Piece Odyssey, a Japanese role-playing game developed by ILCA, pays homage to some of the best chapters in the series.
Paramount+ documentary looks at rise of subgenre in ’70s and ’80s, its collapse during MTV era, recent comeback
The Last of Us always felt like a mission statement, a game that wanted to prove that big-budget action shooters could not only have a sense of gravitas but could advance the medium in narrative, gameplay and representation. The Last of Us raised moral quandaries about choice, or the lack thereof, in interactive entertainment, questioned masculinity in games and ultimately proved to the industry that a teenage girl could be a protagonist in a genre overrun with tired machismo.
What if Edgar Allan Poe had remained at West Point in 1831? Would the “Master of Macabre” be remembered today as a great military leader, perhaps a top officer in the Civil War?
The Tony Award-winning actress uses her youthful spirit and trys “to remember as much as possible what my body felt like” to play a 15-year-old with an illness that ages her four times as fast as normal, in the musical, adapted from David Lindsay-Abaire’s play.