What? You again? As if last week’s installment wasn’t enough, here you are … back for another dose of the peoples, places, and events making up that worldwide phenomenon we call Science Fiction? Well, let…
I know that this site is mainly dedicated to media. We write posts that discuss our favorite movies, television shows, video games, or even just what bugs us about a certain industry. But if there’s…
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0 Well I was going to post this video (Gundam Style), which a parody of the above, but I figured I should post the original first. For those of you not among the 32 million…
I’ve seen some pretty amazing pictures of sand storms before. I’ve seen great footage of natural disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes, and even typhoons. And in most cases when you see pictures of these natural events,…
(click to enlarge) As excited as I am thinking about the Curiosity rolling around Mars looking at cool rocks, I can never help but think of this classic, tragic XKCD about the fate of the…
In the first of (hopefully) many future team-ups with contributors, I’ve partnered with our own Remy Carreiro today to take on a topic that has gone without comment for far too long: 50 Shades of Grey. It’s…
Another week, another micron, another solar cycle, and here we are again, reminiscing about the people, places, and events that have helped define science fiction for today’s generation of Internet readers. I’ll see you on…
Telephone companies both here and abroad consistently try to differentiate themselves from the rest of the pack with their ad campaigns. From the “can you here me now?” Verizon campaigns to the sexy girl on…
So I finally caught up with 2003 and recently appeared on my very first podcast. Longtime reader Mark “TheButterfly” Beers invited me on his show, Across the Nerdaverse, which he’s been broadcasting for quite a…