Science & Technology

Despite going to the Mojave Wasteland for its second season, the 'Fallout' show has no intention of stepping on players' and Obsidian's toes.

Black won't be reprising her role as Klothow, one of the new Nightsisters introduced in the first 'Ahsoka' season.

Airbus recalled thousands of aircraft over the weekend.

Trust the dusty old rating agency with the spotty history, or trust the brash young crypto company?

Sounds like Tarantino's not fully letting go of 'Kill Bill' quite yet, cuz he thinks animation can help him get a prequel out the door.

The Duffer Brothers and a certain star dish on the old newest addition to 'Stranger Things' and what they'll bring to the finale.

It's "becoming a more routine part of emergency medicine in the U.S."

Might as well rename November to Game-vember since there was so much great gaming hardware announced.

China says do something interesting with your humanoid robot or GTFO.

The technology of the future that no one seems to want, brought to you by the energy of the past.

On the chance 'Fire & Ash' isn't as big a hit as the last two 'Avatar' movies, Cameron will find a way to wrap up the series.

Netflix has all the art of 'KPop Demon Hunters' for you to pore over until the sequel drops in about four years.

The report notes that it has some limitations, but says "policymakers cannot wait" to act on its findings.

According to Levy, we should look forward to hearing 'Star Wars: Starfighter' carve its own musical path with its score.

'Remember...with great power comes great destruction.'--Godzilla in this new anime, probably.

International research and highly-specialized divers are bringing an underground, underwater world to the surface

Mamoru Oshii’s cult classic original video anime, a haunting, wordless vision, returns to theaters in 4K for its 40th anniversary.

The beginning of the end for the Duffer Brothers' phenomenon is now streaming on Netflix.

Lego's 'Enterprise'-D set is great for 'Trek' fans—but it'd be even better if it heralded a whole line of 'Star Trek' models.

CDC data indicates that norovirus is back on the warpath and getting plenty of Americans sick.