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Today, The Los Angeles Timesannounced its finalists for its 41st annual L.A. Times Book Prizes, which includes the second year of the publication’s Ray Bradbury Prize for Science Fiction, Fantasy & Speculative Fiction. This year’s finalists are: Piranesi by Susanna Clarke The City We Became: A Novel (The Great Cities Trilogy, 1) by N. K. Jemisin The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones Where the Wild Ladies Are by Aoko Matsuda, Polly Barton (translator) The prize is administered by Ray Bradbury Literary Works, and “honors and extends Bradbury’s literary legacy by celebrating ...

Dragon Ball Heroes Drops Poster for New Multiverse Arc ✖ Super Dragon Ball Heroesmight not be perfect, but for many fans, it has given them an anime Saiyan injection while the main series is on hiatus following the end of the Tournament of Power Arc, and a new poster for the Big Bang Mission has dropped that gives us hints as to which characters will appear in the series' future. Venturing into environments and characters that would more than likely go untouched in the main series, Heroes hasn't been shy about introducing concepts from the Dragon Ball franchise that haven't appeared for ye...

Dragon Ball Heroes Cliffhanger Teases the Evil Saiyan's Comeback Super Dragon Ball Heroesdidn't just bring back one Saiyan in the form of the Legendary Super Saiyan Broly, but also gave us a cliffhanger that re-introduced the mysterious ancient saiyan known as Cumber, aka the Evil Saiyan that has caused more than a few problems for Goku, Vegeta, and the other Z Fighters. Fuu, the mad scientist from the Dark Demon Dimension, still is holding the spot for the top villain of the spin-off series, but it's clear that the other villains of the series are carving out their own nefarious paths to cha...

Tom Baker as Doctor Who As the Doctor Who legend goes, Sydney Newman was furious when he saw Terry Nation’s scripts for ‘The Daleks’. For Newman – the BBC’s head of drama and a key figure in the creation of the series – the Daleks were the very thing that Doctor Who  shouldn’t be about: bug-eyed monsters. But Terry Nation, a former furniture salesman and gag writer for Tony Hancock, was adamant that his Daleks wouldn’t look like men in rubber suits. “I wanted to take the legs off, to take them away from any kind of human image,” he later said about their conception.

Christmas Eve Flakes: Corn Nation’s 2020 Book Club Share this story Photo by Jos Kafoe/BSR Agency/Getty Images This is the third edition of the Corn Nation book club. The other ones can be found here and here. What is the Corn Nation book club? Well I list and recommend books as if my opinion matters at all. Narrator: It doesn’t. So with the Third Annualish Corn Nation book club here are the books I’ve read over the past year then let us know what you’ve read as well. Or maybe you just want to tell us about some great books we should read. So here. We. Go.