Doctor Who or: How I learned to Stop Worrying and See Ethnocentrism
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Disney Buys Lucasfilms for $4.05 Billion; Episode 7 Scheduled for 2015 Release
You heard that right, the Mouse now owns the Force. Disney has purchased Lucasfilms for »
Book Review: ‘Year Zero: A Novel’
It’s been a long time since we’ve had a book that made me think of »
New Batgirl Web-Series Ready to Showcase Stephanie Brown and a Host of Bat-Villians
With DC’s ‘New 52′ Barbra Gordon has slipped into the role of Batgirl again, but »
Joss Whedon Officially Signs On for ‘The Avengers 2′; Working on Marvel TV Show
In the course of just a few months, Joss Whedon has gone from geek icon »
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‘Bill Nye the Science Guy’ to return on YouTube
If you grew up in the mid-90s odds are you learned about science from two places. The first was from your teachers at school, the second was from one of two (or possibly both)
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Geek Artist Team Up for the First ‘Humble Music Bundle’
Gamers are more than likely fimilar with The Humble Bundle. HumbleBundle.com organizes bundles of ‘digital stuff’ and offers them to the public in a pay-what-you-want format. For as little as $0.01 you can get
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Could this be the Power Ranger Fan Film We’ve All Wanted?
There are thousands of fans films living on the web, but I don’t often see Power Ranger fans films. I grew up with the Power Rangers, they were one of my biggest obsessions when
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Heavy Hitters at Valve and Blizzard Publicly Voice Concern Over Windows 8
While Windows 7 was a revelation for many Windows users after the lackluster Windows Vista, Windows 8 has gotten off to a rocky start. Drastic changes to the user interface and file hierarchy are
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Google Announces ‘Google Fiber’ Details…and It’s Pretty Awesome.
Do you remember a few years ago when cities across the country were trying to convince Google to use them as a test city for ‘Google Fiber’? There were huge campaigns, viral videos, and
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ScienceDebate.Org wants a Presidential Debate focused on Scientific Policy
It’s an election year in the United States, as i’m sure many people know. With that comes the typical attack ads, campaign phone calls, mail fliers and televised debates. Most of those debates have a
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Sally Ride, the First American Woman in Space, Dies at 61
After a 17-month battle with pancreatic cancer the first American woman in space has died at the age of 61. Dr. Sally Ride served as a mission specialist on STS-7 aboard the space shuttle
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‘Man of Steel’ Teaser Officially Released Online
While ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ is in theaters now, ready for everyone to enjoy, those who enjoy their superheroes dressed in red and white have another year to wait. Luckily, Superman fans have something to
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