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“When I wrote it, I wasn’t thinking about today, but I was also thinking that nothing in it was dated,” Gray explained. “And unfortunately, I was right.”
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Marvel Studios has a habit of playing it safe. Who can blame it? It has uncovered a narrative formula that works in cohesion with the characters it seeks to portray in film and continually entertains fans and critics alike. From “Iron Man” to “Captain America: Civil War,” people show up
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On July 4, I stepped out of St. Pancras train station and into my storybook land. I was one of those kids who grew up with a weird obsession with England. I was raised on a diet of British fantasy novels by Roald Dahl and Eva Ibbotson. I pretended to be
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Campus scientists and a cosmology team based at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory were recognized this week with the 2015 Breakthrough prize for their advances in the fields of life science and physics.
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The media has taught our society that one of the greatest joys in life is pining over someone who doesn’t know you exist. But while you’re salivating over your bearded men rankings and shvitzing at the thought of nice Jewish guys, there is one hottie to rule them all. And
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About halfway into the surprisingly enjoyable “Star Trek Into Darkness”, there is an engine problem aboard the Starship Enterprise. Dr. Bones (Karl Urban) tries with all his might to make Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) understand how serious it is, bombarding Kirk with metaphors that prove cringe-worthy. Yet Pine saves the
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