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Netflix Just Quietly Added the Most Misunderstood Sci-Fi Show of the Century

Now that Netflix is streaming 'Lost' again, it's time for a reappraisal of the most divisive sci-fi show of the last 20 years.

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The Link Between Pets And Health Is Massively Misunderstood

Plenty of people believe there’s something salubrious about caring for a pet, similar to eating veggies or exercising regularly. Is that true?

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Netflix Just Quietly Released the Most Epic Star Trek Season In Years

In 'Star Trek: Prodigy' Season 2, the cuts are deep, and the scope is big — but paradoxically small, too. Here's what to expect from the new season, and why you don't need to see Season 1.

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One Line in 'House of the Dragon' Just Redeemed 'Game of Thrones' Worst Mistake

The 'Game of Thrones' prequel brings back the Song of Ice and Fire, and repurposes it for some truly compelling tension.

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Who is Alys Rivers? 'House of the Dragon's Most Important New Character, Explained

Prince Daemon goes on a strange journey after he meets a mysterious woman. But what are her powers and what's in store for her?

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Why Meta's Ray-Bans Are Succeeding Where Other Smart Glasses Have Failed

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are Meta’s second attempt at smart glasses, and the first to succeed thanks to a mix of cameras, microphones, speakers, and generative AI that might just be the perfect combination to replace most of your smartphone usage.

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60 Insanely Weird Things Under $25 That Amazon Reviewers Say Work *So* Well

When it comes time to letting a little bit of freak flag fly, I head over to Amazon and grab some of the comment-worthy — yet useful — weird things they have on sale.

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10 Years Ago, an Ambitious RPG Paved the Way for 2023's Game of the Year

Larian’s ‘Divinity: Original Sin’ set the stage for RPG dominance by taking a huge risk that paid off.

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Netflix's First Star Trek Show Is About to Solve a Timeline Canon Mystery

Kevin and Dan Hageman open-up to Inverse about the new 'Star Trek: Prodigy' Season 2 arc, creating Trekkie greatest hits, the future of the show, plus, collaborating with other Trek showrunners.

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33 Years Later, Star Wars Just Brought Back an Obscure Force Loophole

Any good Sith needs to protect himself from Jedi mind tricks. But how has 'The Acolyte's villain built up such a powerful defense?

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This Harsh Truth About Avocados Is Being Completely Ignored

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Sneezing Is Usually Good For You — Unless It Causes Your Bowels To Eject

While sneezing is normally a protective mechanism, it can get out of hand. Here's how.

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20 Years Ago, Sam Raimi Made a Superhero Movie That Will Never Be Topped

"Sometimes, to do what's right, we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most." In honor of its 20th anniversary, here's why Sam Raimi's 'Spider-Man 2' deserves to still be remembered as the greatest superhero movie sequel of all time.

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The Aliens from 'A Quiet Place: Day One' Most Closely Resemble This Shocking Animal

The aliens in the Quiet Place trilogy have a real-life counterpart in the star-nosed mole, whose segmented nose opens and closes like the aliens' heads.

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This Truth About Raw Milk Is Too Often Overlooked

There is little evidence to support claims that raw milk is healthier than pasteurized and the risk of serious illness is much greater.

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'House of the Dragon' Season 2 Episode 3 Release Date, Time, Schedule, Trailer, and Plot for the 'Game of Thrones' Show

In just two episodes, HBO's epic fantasy has given us two brutal and tragic scenes. Now, the Dance of Dragons appears to be on the verge of heating up and becoming an all-out war.

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Hands Down, the 65 Weirdest, Most Clever Things for Your Home Under $35 on Amazon

These genius hacks, sustainable alternatives, and cheap home upgrades make a big impact without costing big bucks, so get your digital cart ready.

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It's Not Just You — Tornadoes Are Becoming Stronger, And More Frequent

The U.S. experienced several multi-state outbreaks in 2024. Is that normal?

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What Colors Can Dogs See? An Animal Eye Doctor Debunks A Pervasive Myth About Dog Vision

Dog vision appears to be consistent with red-green colorblindness in humans.

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15 Years Ago, the International Space Station Accidentally Tested An Unresolved Question

A baker's dozen of astronauts and cosmonauts shared the space lab at the same time, for very important reasons.

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5 Years Ago, Nintendo Made Its Most Ambitious Mario Game — And Quickly Abandoned It

It’s wild that a series like Mario Maker exists at all, and even more incredible that Nintendo bothered with a sequel

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45 Years Ago, Star Wars Ruined a Great James Bond Story

In trying to cash in on the success of Star Wars, Roger Moore's most infamous Bond outing lost track of what made Ian Fleming's novel work.

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Yes, The Pill Can Increase Risk Of Depression — But It’s Not That Simple

Understanding how hormone contraceptives affect mood can help researchers predict who will experience positive or negative effects.

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20 Years Ago, the Greatest Spider-Man Movie Accidentally Predicted a Modern Tech Fear

'Spider-Man 2' dove deep into the idea that we might be more susceptible to the influence of modern intelligent machines than we think.

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65 Weird Things Getting Crazy Popular on Amazon That Are Dead-Ass Cool

The picks on this list are undeniably cool, which is why it’s no surprise they’re steadily climbing the best-seller charts.

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