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Photo: Panagiotis Pantazidis/Amazon If there’s one thing the characters of Amazon’s hit The Boys know, it’s murder. Well, murder, corruption, venality, nihilism, losing sight of everything good in a single-minded drive to purge the world of what you see as your enemies… there’s arguably a few candidates vying for the top spot of “what they know.” But the people playing those characters are considerably less psyched about the behavior of their onscreen counterparts—and that might go doubly for Jack Quaid, who not only plays oft-befuddled protagonist Hughie, but who also finds ...

Image: Acer Acer given most of its laptop lineup a major refresh at CES 2021 and there seems to be something for every budget, from entry-level machines like the Acer Aspire 5 that cost just $550, to the high-end Predator Triton 300 SE, which costs a surprisingly reasonable $1,400. It also appears to have been totally re-imagined for gamers who want the high-end specs without the ostentatious flash. Advertisement Not only has Acer ditched the black and neon-blue trim for a basic, silver-ish finish, but its also shrunk down the Predator logo and moved it to the top corner of the laptop lid. Th...

There's plenty of today's fights in the history lesson offered by this incisive documentary about the surveillance war waged against Martin Luther King Jr. by American intelligence.

Image: Razer It just wouldn’t be CES (even a virtual one) without a couple far-out concept gadgets from Razer, and this year the company has dreamed up two devices designed to combat some of 2021's biggest issues in the most Razer way possible. Advertisement For people who have been largely stuck at home for the better part of the year and are yearning for some more engaging entertainment, Razer’s Project Brooklyn is basically an attempt to transform a typical gaming chair into a full-on futuristic battle station. However, the big caveat with Project Brooklyn is that while Razer says the...

12 New Studies Show How Close Insects Are to Extinction Photo: Gabriel Bouys (Getty Images) I do not like bugs. Creepy, many-legged things make my skin crawl. But as unpleasant as they are, insects are absolutely crucial for our world’s ecosystems to function, and sadly, new research shows that the creatures populations are on the verge of collapse. Advertisement That’s the theme of the latest issue of the Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Sciences, called the Global Decline of Insects in the Anthropocene Special Feature, which includes 12 papers conducted by 56 authors detailing in...