Brendan Fraser’s Facebook Fan Page Is the Last Pure Place Online
Against all odds, tens of thousands of Brendan Fraser fans on Facebook have carved out a kind place on the internet.
Star Wars’ Han Solo Movie Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Directors
With Phil Lord and Christopher Miller leaving the young Han Solo movie, one thing is clear: Star Wars is officially too big to direct.
Enjoy Jay-Z’s New Album—’4:44′ May Be the Last of Its Kind
Things aren't looking great for albums like '4:44,' which is an exclusive for Tidal and Sprint customers.
Let’s Slice Open Mass MoCA, the Biggest Contemporary Art Museum in the US
A new $65 million renovation makes Mass MoCA the 120,000-square foot gorilla of the contemporary art world.
Sci-Fi TV Doesn’t Have to Be ‘Prestige’—It Can Just Be Fun
In defense of "commodity sci-fi," the shows dominating the middle rungs of a basic cable lineup near you.
The ‘Wonder Woman’ Effect: Female Directors Are Owning the Box Office This Summer
More women have blockbusters in theaters now than any summer before. And the season is just getting started.
The Alt-Right Found Its Favorite Cartoonist—and Almost Ruined His Life
Trolls tried to destroy Ben Garrison's name—but they also taught him how to internet. Now his cartoons are everywhere.
Fox News’ Motto Is No Longer ‘Fair and Balanced,’ Plus More Internet Scandals of the Week
From Fox News' new slogan to President Trump's "witch hunt" tweet, here's everything the internet was talking about last week.
A Psychologist Created Wonder Woman to Institute Female Rule
William Moulton Marston created the heroine to acclimate boys to the idea of strong and powerful women.
E3 2017: In Videogames, It’s the End of the World and Nothing Feels Fine
Other media might be striving for utopia, but not videogames. Judging from the many demos at E3, the industry is more apocalypse-minded than ever.