A thoroughly modern plague -- high fuel prices -- sends the Planet Express crew back in time. Catch a sneak peek at the third direct-to-DVD space adventure.
As the 2008 Wimbledon fortnight plays itself out, the event offers all of its traditional trappings -- immaculately mown grass, clean yellow tennis balls, breakfasts of strawberries and creme and well-dressed faceless alien androids.
On Saturday, July 5, at 6:40 p.m., the season finale of Doctor Who will go out on BBC1 to an expected audience of 10 million viewers. The specially extended 65-minute episode should be one of the most watched shows of the year in the United Kingdom. For casual sci-fi viewers who might not get what all the fuss is about, this preview will stack up some background data to prime this weekend's big sci-fi send-off for The Doctor and his Tardis crew.
Drunken flying and a surly sneer won't win this movie's antihero any friends. But humor and heart, delivered by a nice-guy actor with charm to spare, redeem the summer's most unlikely superhero.
If the cliffhanger of Saturday's episode of Doctor Who is legitimate and not some clever, alternative universe, time-traveling trick, Russell T. Davies and his Who crew pulled off one of the truly great swerves in television history.
When you've got high-priced talent like Angelina Jolie and James McAvoy on the payroll, nobody's going to risk the actors' lives or limbs for the sake of an awesome stunt. That said, superhero-assassin movie 'Wanted' pushed its stars pretty hard to sell the train wrecks and gunfights that drive the action. Here's how they did it.
Buyers looking to round out their evil toy collection should make room on the shelf for Mr. Clock Radio, "The Talking Robotic Clock Radio." Mr. Clock Radio will rouse you into grim consciousness with 50 variations of soul-crushing banter and music delivered in his hellish howl from the abyss.
Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker, and the sad specter of the actor's premature death, are fueling ticket sales and leading theaters to add 3 a.m. screenings.
Pixar's latest adorable animated creation longs for love on a lonely planet. When a laser-wielding ladybot interrupts his garbage-compacting task, he's off on a sci-fi adventure in an attempt to save the world.
A comics-fueled flick doesn't need a costumed superhero to deliver the pulse-pounding action. This bloody, stylized movie about an ancient league of assassins harnesses Jolie's star power as she turns a geek into a killer.
Fry, Bender and the rest of the crew return with a surplus of intergalactic one-liners (and an extra ration of adult humor) in the franchise's second direct-to-DVD movie release. See an exclusive clip on Wired.com.
While hosting an impressive collection of fresh studio features, award-winning documentaries and competitive short films, the Los Angeles Film Festival turned the spotlight toward celluloid's ugly side with a painfully funny live screening of The Doomsday Machine with the cast of Cinematic Titanic.
Jay Maynard, better known as Tron Guy, has purchased a custom airplane designed to match his hand-painted unitard inspired by characters from the '80s Disney film.
The Oscar-winning special-effects master who designed animatronics and prosthetics from films such as Aliens, Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park died Sunday.
Listening Post catches up with The Dandy Warhols' Courtney Taylor-Taylor to rap about Earth, download-only releases and why the major labels slept on the digital music revolution and missed their chance at becoming overlords of the future.
Captain America fans may have some doubts if current rumors about Marvel's first choice for the lead in a movie version are true. ComicBookMovie.com is reporting that Leonardo DiCaprio is in line to play America's supersoldier.
The Dark Knight is coming soon, but the straight-to-DVD anime Batman, Gotham Knight, is thankfully coming sooner. New pics and news confirm that comics nerds and late adopters alike are probably going to be impressed.
After his Comedy Central Records release, the 17-year-old comic musician plans to move his home-recording setup from his bedroom to his dorm room (but promises not to change his DIY hit machine).
William Hartnell, the first actor to take on the roll of The Doctor when Doctor Who premiered in 1963, is featured on a new stamp from the Royal Mail, United Kingdom's postal service.
With its new edition of Dungeons & Dragons, publisher Wizards of the Coast is redefining what it means to play an RPG. The rules, mind-set and delivery system are all different. At essentially every level, D&D is being streamlined and simplified with one goal in mind: To get players together to roll some dice and have fun.
Torchwood will return for a third, but very brief, season with series star John Barrowman in command. The third season will include just five episodes that will most likely air all in one week as a mini-series.
With the Incredible Hulk tracking surprisingly well and threatening to smash Iron Man's box office records next weekend, director Jon Favreau is keeping Tony Stark and company in the news by hinting at the plot of the Iron Man sequel.
The online component of Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition casts quite a spell, serving up enchanting features that bring the classic game into the 21st century. There's just one problem: the pricing.
Let your creative spirit run wild. Using only the symbols on your keyboard, create an ASCII masterpiece and enter our contest on Underwire. Details inside.
As the Blu-ray version of the creature feature reveals even more about the movie's mysterious monster, Matt Reeves ponders the possible return of the Manhattan-trashing beast.
Underwire writers Jenna Wortham and Angela Watercutter discuss hot topics in tech and culture. This week's discussion revolves around the blog backlash to former Gawker writer Emily Gould's piece in The New York Times Magazine.
Fearing Joss Whedon's latest show, Dollhouse, is destined to build a dedicated following only to be dropped, Whedon fans are organizing an online 'save this show' campaign eight months before it even airs.
The crusty archaeologist doesn't venture far afield from the franchise's whip-cracking action in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. But sometimes it's best to stay with the tried and true.