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Natasha Lyonne makes a convincing rumpled detective in this Rian Johnson created streaming series..

From Connery to Craig, the character of James Bond, the British superspy with a license to kill, has come to represent a certain kind of maleness: from toxic to tender, from selfish to self-sacrificing. But is he merely a reflection of our cultural expectations?

Their aim was a little off, so they couldn't hit the target.

What has happened to my kinfolk? Has every last drop of independence and fighting spirit been crushed out of their now mostly socialist souls? I mean, this pasty-faced Scottish government fellow lit...

How worried should creative professionals be about artificial intelligence? A Florence, Italy, street artist who applies whimsical stickers to traffic signs. CNet looks at some dubious introductions at last week’s CES. The FTC has proposed banning companies from requiring that employees sign noncompete agreements. Researchers have found a “cousin” to graphene, which they have dubbed “graphullerene.” Kia’s new logo is illegible. New Wordle-esque game lets you guess the list prices of ...

Driftglass brings us 2022's best in TV (heavy on the science fiction, because this year was). Weigh in with your favorites in the comments!

"I am not a number. I am a free man." #6, The Prisoner In the 1960s TV show, The Prisoner, Patrick McGoohan's character is an unnamed British intelligence agent who resigns from his job for reasons never explained, is gassed, and wakes up...

HIT the woad, Jock. Oh, but there shall be wailing of teeth! Our subject this week is that film, you know the one that causes those and such as…

If you've read Quentin Tarantino's Cinema Speculation, here's five of the movies he recommends and where to find them.

In tribute to Wilko Johnson, MOJO revisits our 2013 interview with the Dr Feelgood legend.