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Disney has spent a mind-melting amount making Avatar: Fire and Ash, but if any movie warrants that kind of spending commercially, it's James Cameron's sequel.

Most architecture, even the wildest parametric forms, is fixed the day it opens and stays that way until it is renovated or demolished. Michael Jantzen points out that exciting spaces are often “fixed in time” while people’s needs

David Lowery's excellent and underrated The Green Knight (which is a stealth Christmas movie) is now streaming for free on Tubi.

HBO helped pave the way for the prestige TV as we know it, which included breaking one of the biggest rules in television.

Jessica Alba loved playing Sue Storm in 2005's Fantastic Four, but she admits performing one scene felt incredibly humiliating.

There’s something refreshing about design concepts that actually understand how we live. The SAI Lite water purifier from Superset Design is one of those rare concepts that doesn’t just look good in renderings but actually makes sense fo

Predator: Badlands is the highest-grossing Predator film at the box office, but another entry in the sci-fi franchise was a much bigger hit for Fox overall.

It's still early, but after seeing this trailer, it's very possible that the Chris Pratt-led science fiction thriller Mercy might be the worst movie of 2026.

As someone who can demolish a sushi platter in minutes, I’ve always felt a pang of guilt watching those tiny plastic fish pile up on my plate. Sustainable design studio Heliograf clearly felt the same way. After five years of development, they

While we wait to determine the fate of HBO Max in the midst of a Warner Bros. takeover, here are the best Christmas movies the streamer is offering now.

This article is a sponsored by Accessible UX Research Smashing Library expands again! We’re so happy to announce our newest book, Accessible UX Research, is now available for download in eBook formats. Michele A. Williams takes us for a deep dive i

Optimus Prime's death in the animated Transformers movie was partly shaped by Howard the Duck creator Steve Gerber and legendary Batman writer Frank Miller.

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