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The comic book trilogy that began with Blade Runner 2019 and continued with Blade Runner 2029 comes to an end with Blade Runner 2039.

As the show bows out from ABC, Shaun Micallef reveals the fuzzy logic behind all of the Mad as Hell hallmarks.

Paris’ François X spotlights techno gems with a trippy, deep and emotional edge

Posts about rozkomnadzor written by Tim Cushing, Glyn Moody, and Mike Masnick

Posts about censorship written by Tim Cushing, Dark Helmet, babatunde.okunoye, and Mike Masnick

Happy new year, everybody. I hope you had a cozy holiday and got to exchange presents and eat all the figgy pudding and share the specialness of the season. I’m

Happy new year, everybody. I hope you had a cozy holiday and got to exchange presents and eat all the figgy pudding and share the specialness of the season. I’m

Facebook has made yet more announcements related to its intention to become a metaverse company. Every time Facebook drops the ‘metaverse’ word, right after cringing, I think of Snow Crash, Neal Stephenson’s seminal 1992 science fiction epic (and one of my all-time favorite books), writes Big Spaceship’s Michael Lebowitz.

Blade Runner: Origins, the comic book series co-written by Mellow Brown (American Gods), K. Perkins (Paper Girls) with Mike Johnson (Supergirl) is here to tell us the complicated story of how the sentient androids and their hunters came to be. 

Space Sweepers and Possessor. Read on for 11 of the best movies new to streaming services in February. There’s plenty to watch! Photo: Glen Wilson / Warner Bros. While Shaka King’s explosive new biopic is ostensibly the story of the life, death, and legacy of civil rights activist and Black Panther Chairman Fred Hampton, played by Get Out’s Daniel Kaluuya, the true subject is not the so-called “Black Messiah” that FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover so vehemently feared, but the man who be...