Science & Technology

Is half a million dollars really worth a bad Nikola Tesla impersonation?

The writer-director-star kicked off the great YouTube-to-blockbuster wave of 2026 with his self-released sci-fi horror film.

The latest film from DC Studios had a disappointing opening weekend that could lead a nine figure loss.

The rise of the ref cam is here.

Scientists discovered the ozone hole in 1985, but if they'd had the atmospheric monitoring capabilities of today, they could have found it 30 years earlier, according to new research.

Pay up.

Some call it a dangerous path to runaway AI, others call it vibe research.

Rebecca Ferguson stars in the latest season of Apple TV's excellent sci-fi mystery show, which returns July 3.

A new study more than doubles previous estimates of how many distinct kinds of insects are currently inhabiting the planet.

New research is forcing archaeologists to confront an inconvenient truth about atlatls, a weapon that's been linked to Clovis hunters for decades despite the dearth of evidence.

By focusing on six characteristics, the study claims you could reach "near-perfect accuracy" at detecting AI deepfakes.

More of a life hack this time.

Meta's new smart glasses are like if "the worst person you know just made a really point" could be worn on your face.

10 years from now, you're going to regret not parking that username.

Marvel Comics and the MCU both do better when they take their own paths.

The court stopped short of declaring geofence warrants unconstitutional.

Fifteen minutes of new footage is being added to the hit horror film starting on July 3.

Social media companies can face double the fines if they fail to comply.

The latest from Robert Eggers makes his 'Nosferatu' look like a rom-com.

Our planet could endure, but we definitely will not.