Sometimes, it already seems like the websites you visit know more about you than you know about yourself — but this is just the beginning. Every day you're helping to generate masses more data, which computers are getting better and better at crunching. How long will it be before the predictive power of these systems…
Disney Bringing Sondheim's Revisionist Fairy Tale to the Big Screen
The latest development in the fairy tale renaissance: Disney will adapt Stephen Sondheim's musical Into the Woods, a decidedly nontraditional, if not downright revisionist, take on the canon.
It's Snow White's moment. What's she going to do with it?
After decades out of the limelight, suddenly Snow White is everywhere. What woke this particular tale out of its coma?
All Hail Your 2011 Nebula Awards Grand Master: Connie Willis!
Connie Willis has joined the illustrious company of Ursula K. LeGuin and Isaac Asimov — she's the author is the 2011 winner of the Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award. The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America presents this honor annually for lifetime achievement in science fiction and fantasy, at the…
All The Science Fiction and Fantasy Books We're Dying to Read in 2012
Science fiction and fantasy books are bigger than ever. A Dance With Dragons and Stephen King's time-travel saga rule the bestseller lists. Literary authors all flock to write about zombies, apocalypses and time travel. And by all indications, 2012 is going to be an even greater year for genre books.
Will a surprising villain appear in The Hobbit?
Besides playing Smaug in The Hobbit, Benedict Cumberbatch says he'll also voice another familiar villain. Plus Karen Gillan talks abpit leaving Doctor Who, J.J. Abrams explains Star Trek's 3D conversion, and Sam Neill hints at his Alcatraz role.
The Dark Knight returns with a brawl In Gotham. Plus Crazy Akira…
We're hip-deep in pictures, videos, and reports from the set of The Dark Knight Returns. Plus the Akira casting rumors continue. And on Fringe, things might get a little rocky for Olivia.
Predicting The Future Is Hard — Here's Why We Should Try Anyway
The history of futurism is littered with goofy anachronisms and humiliating misses. But that doesn't necessarily mean science fiction should take its eye off the chronological horizon, says Little, Big author John Crowley.
October Books Bring Vampires, Magic, and A Trip To Hell
Just in time for Halloween, this month's new book releases bring vampires! High sorcery! And wine magic! Plus: new books from Terry Pratchett, N.K. Jemisin, Vernor Vinge, and Richard K. Morgan!
