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PlayStation Plus Just Quietly Added the Most Overlooked Horror Game of All Time

'Ghostwire Tokyo' is a wonderfully unique horror game that gives you a dazzling, but exceedingly eerie, version of Tokyo to explore.

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20 Years Ago, a Legendary Director Made the Best Superhero Movie of the Century

'The Incredibles' represents a true peak for superhero stories, and for Pixar's capabilities.

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Webb Telescope Discovered An Ancient Black Hole With A Voracious Appetite

In a study published Monday, astronomers describe a furiously-feasting black hole from the dawn of the universe.

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14 Years Later, Call of Duty: Black Ops Just Brought Back Its Most Brutal Map

Nuketown is a compact Call of Duty map beloved for its mix of long- and short-range possibilities. And it's way too tough for newbies.

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HBO Just Exposed a Dark Truth About Blockbuster Movies

Ticket sales aren't the only way superhero movies can recoup their massive budgets.

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The Debris From An Ancient Space Catastrophe Will Pelt Earth This Entire Week

Two meteor showers, both streams of debris from the same massive object that broke apart 20,000 years ago, are happening at the same time this week.

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The Most Unhinged Psychological Thriller of 2024 Is a Secret Monster Movie

'Heretic' is a religious horror-thriller that throws everything at the wall, even with nothing on its mind. Read our 'Heretic' review.

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British Wartime Rationing Reveals a Shocking Truth About Sugar

British sugar rationing during World War II created a population of babies who grew up with reduced sugar consumption, revealing lower risk for chronic conditions.

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The Next Star Wars Show Could Resurrect an Abandoned Canon Mystery

Star Wars has money on its mind. Here's how a simple coin could hint at a mystery stretching back thousands of years.

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18 Years Later, Xbox's Gory Sci-Fi Shooter Could Have Gone To Space

Game developer Rod Fergusson reveals the original plan for Gears 6.

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70 Years Later, The Most Iconic Sci-Fi Monster Franchise is Bringing Back Its Most Underrated Element

A sequel to 'Godzilla Minus One' is officially in the works.

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12 Years Later, a Legendary Sci-Fi Director Could Finally Finish His Underrated Trilogy

Will the David era of the 'Alien' ever make sense? If Ridley Scott makes another movie in the franchise, there might be hope.

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10 Years Ago, Call of Duty Took Its Biggest Risk Yet

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare kicked off the franchise's most experimental and divisive era.

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Netflix Just Quietly Added The Best True-Crime Miniseries of the Past Decade

This 2018 series understands what makes true crime so interesting.

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9 Years Later, Nintendo’s Most Iconic Hero Gets A Whole New Original RPG Adventure

'Mario & Luigi: Brothership' comes to the Nintendo Switch on November 7. It's an extremely long voyage through the sea full of occasional delights.

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The Secret To Slowing Aging Might Be Hiding In Plain Sight

Since animals have limited energy available, investing more energy in growth will reduce the energy they have to maintain health, leading to faster aging.

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Parasitic Fungi Can Take Over A Brain For Its Own Benefit. It Gets Worse.

A parasitic fungus takes over the brains of flies and controls them for its own sinister ends. Here’s the science behind the horror.

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10 Years Later, the Creepiest Cult Classic Just Got a Huge Upgrade

In an exclusive interview, 'Over the Garden Wall' creator Patrick McHale reveals how his 10th-anniversary collaboration with Aardman came to be.

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Humans Can Make Better Choices In Elections Than A Monkey, Right? Right?

Monkeys spend more time looking at the loser than the winner.

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75 Cheap Gifts That Are 10x Better Than What You Usually Give

Finding gifts for friends and loved ones that won’t break the bank — yet deliver priceless loads of fun — is easy with this 75-item guide.

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‘Tiny Forests’ Are Taking Off In Cities Everywhere — But Can They Thrive?

Interviews with tree experts reveal that while half of them supported the Miyawake method, especially in specific urban areas, concerns remained about tree mortality and high costs.

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The Most Anticipated Sci-Fi Sequel of the Decade Could Redefine the Entire Saga

If Denis Villeneuve only adapts the second Frank Herbert Dune book into 'Dune 3', we're in trouble. But he's probably dealing with more source material than he's let on.

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Cooling The Earth By Blocking Sunlight Is Relatively Simple — But Should We?

The risks of solar geoengineering will be magnified if critics are ignored and researchers are allowed to self-regulate.

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Nintendo Switch Just Quietly Added the Perfect Game to Play When You Need a Vacation

'Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town' is a thoughtful, slow-paced adventure set in two distinctly beautiful versions of Japan.

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70 Years Ago, an Iconic Sci-Fi Monster Invented a New Genre — And Changed Movies Forever

The 1954 'Godzilla' emerged from the global trend of "creature features" and atomic fears. It created something far greater.

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