This 20-Foot Tiny Home Brings Authentic Japanese Design to Compact Living

The tiny house movement has found a new voice in Japan, where Ikigai Collective is creating homes that honor traditional aesthetics while embracing modern minimalism. The Nozawa stands out as a stunning expression of Japanese design philosophy, buil

This It: Welcome To Derry Scene Was Designed To Foreshadow A Key Moment In The Shining

It: Welcome to Derry has a firm grasp on the lore of Stephen King, and has consistently paid homage to famous adaptations of his work.

Dune Author Frank Herbert's Feelings About The David Lynch Movie Are Surprising

David Lynch's Dune movie adaptation was a critical and financial bomb, which makes Dune author Frank Herbert's reaction to the film all the more surprising.

A Classic Monster Movie Inspired Mark Hamill To Become An Actor

It's hard to imagine what Hollywood would look like without Mark Hamill, and we have a classic monster movie to thank for inspiring him to become an actor.

Saucony and Lay’s collaborate for food-inspired sneakers with regional flavors in China

Around 2020 – give or take a year or two – when I was just getting into writing about sneakers, I read about Dunkin’ collaborating with Saucony (an athletic footwear brand I had only just discovered), for a marathon in Boston. At the t

The Subtle Kim Wexler Quirk You Might Have Missed In Better Call Saul

Rhea Seehorn delivered a standout performance as Kim Wexler on Better Call Saul, including this subtle albeit fascinating character quirk.

15 Best Movies Like 13 Going On 30

If you love the romantic comedy fantasy of 13 Going on 30, there's plenty more where that came from, even if it doesn't always involve magical growing up.

5 Reasons Why 2025 Was A Huge Year For Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan

After a rough 2024, Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan was firing on all cylinders when it came to both his television empire and career at large in 2025.

The Enterprise's First Captain Appeared In A Star Trek Episode You Probably Never Saw

Robert April, the Enterprise's first captain in the Star Trek franchise, made his first onscreen appearance on an episode of Star Trek: The Animated Series.

MagSafe Breadboard Turns Your iPhone Into a Circuit Prototyping Lab

Show me another MagSafe breadboard. I’ll wait. Kevin Yang’s Commi Board is the only one, and that alone tells you something about how design students occasionally see opportunities that entire industries miss. The engineering is smarter

Cameron Crowe's Fast Times At Ridgemont High Follow Up Was This Forgotten, Star-Packed Comedy

Cameron Crowe has penned some of the greatest coming-of-age films of all time, but his follow-up to Fast Times at Ridgemont High is mostly forgotten.

NCIS: Gibbs' Rule 45 Explained

Leroy Gibbs' personal rules are part of the fabric of NCIS, and Rule 45, in particular, has directly informed lots of stories on the long-running series.

James Gunn Could Finally Take Batman Where No Filmmaker Has Taken Him Before

James Gunn has the opportunity to take the DC Universe's version of Batman into a realm the character has never entered on the big screen: pure horror.

How Hunger Games Author Suzanne Collins Feels About The Movie Adaptations

Suzanne Collins has been involved with the adaptation of her Hunger Games books from the very beginning, but here's how she feels about them.

JBL’s AI Wireless Speakers Can Remove Vocals, Guitars, or Drums From Any Song While You’re Jamming

Walk into any rehearsal space and you will see the usual suspects. A combo amp in the corner, a Bluetooth speaker on a shelf, maybe a looper pedal on the floor. Each tool has a single job. One makes your guitar louder, one plays songs, one repeats w

The One Shot In The Abyss That James Cameron Says Suffered Because He 'Overreached'

James Cameron has never lacked for ambition, but he's admitted one particular shot in The Abyss might've simply been too technically challenging for its era.

What Is The Original 1956 Godzilla: King Of The Monsters? The Kaiju Classic, Explained

Godzilla, King of the Monsters! is different from director Ishirō Honda's original 1954 film version of Godzilla in pivotal ways. Allow us to explain.

Does Slow Horses' Slough House Really Exist?

Slough House doesn't technically exist in the same form it appears in on Slow Horses, but the real-world locations used for the show very much do.

Jodie Foster Guest-Starred In A 1970s Supernatural Horror Series That Was Canceled After One Season

This short-lived 1970s supernatural horror anthology show is a fascinating snapshot of forgotten TV history, especially since it featured a young Jodie Foster.


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