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Image via Respawn Entertainment The hotly anticipated Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is one of the biggest Star Wars releases of the year. The sequel to 2019’s excellent Fallen Order picks up the story of Cal Kestis five years later, showing him as a fully-fledged Jedi Knight plunged into solving an ancient galactic mystery. Beyond that, we’re now a week out from The Mandalorian‘s season three finale, and with the dust settling on the show, fans are picking over smaller details in the show that many missed or looking…

Wayne Coyne, singerWe started the Flaming Lips in 1983 and had already been a band for a long time when we came to record Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots in 2000. We’d seen a lot of things come and go and were probably suspicious of the success we’d had with its predecessor, The Soft Bulletin, even though that felt wonderful and amazing. We didn’t presume we were going to be successful again or be rock stars for ever.We were blown away by some of the pop and electronic music we were hearing at the time, like Missy…

Image via LucasFilm Have you ever seen someone say something they immediately regret? Because that’s what happened to Jake Gyllenhaal during his recent appearance on Hot Ones when he accidentally dissed his MCU co-star Elizabeth Olsen. Meanwhile, Star Wars fans may have finally cracked the enigma of The Mandalorian season three and realized why this latest outing is failing to impress them all that much. Check out these beats in today’s sci-fi roundup down below. Why Rian Johnson’s Star Wars trilogy still…

Anyone who has picked up a comic book, watched a sci-fi movie, or attended a comic book convention needs no introduction to William Shatner. The actor is iconic for his portrayal of James T. Kirk in the "Star Trek" franchise and has been a pop culture figure for seven decades. The multihyphenate has worn many hats, including director, singer, and championship horse breeder. Still, in the late '80s, Shatner took a stab at creating his own science fiction franchise, developing "TekWar" alongside co-author…

or Fire TVs. It's as easy as being logged on to the same network as the TV, going to the screen-share option, and then hitting the remote icon. If you want to use your iPhone as a remote control, we have a handy how-to.Android smartphones have the same capability with Android TVs or Fire TVs. It's as easy as being logged on to the same network as the TV, going to the screen-share option, and then hitting the remote icon. If you want to use your iPhone as a remote control, we have a handy how-to.Android…

Image via Marvel Studios For many fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s a steadfast fact that nothing will ever be able to top the era of the original Avengers. From Tony and Cap holding our hands throughout the Infinity Saga, to the belly laughs that Thor treated gave us, to watching the ever-dynamic arcs of Bruce and Clint continue to unfold in the wake of Nat’s devastating demise, there’s just nothing to fill the Avengers-sized hole in those particular hearts. As alluded to, it’s not without good…

Warren Ellis is one of comic's most prolific writers, responsible for work at both Marvel, DC, and beyond. His "Extremis" storyline in the pages of "Iron Man" formed the central story for the film "Iron Man 3," while his superhero team "The Authority" is due to be adapted into a feature film in James Gunn's newly rebooted DC cinematic universe. Back in 2010, though, the action-comedy "Red," starring Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, and Karl Urban, adapted one of his lesser-known…

Image via Marvel Studios Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is one of the year’s most anticipated films, and it’s easy to see why. The third film in the Ant-Man trilogy will set the scene for Marvel’s new phase by introducing the franchise’s latest antagonist, the multiversal miscreant Kang the Conqueror.  Many fans have been excited to see what Kang’s actor Jonathan Majors brings to the table, as Majors has been receiving lots of praise for his work in projects like The Harder They Fall, Lovecraft Country, and …

Disney When it comes to the Star Wars franchise, it can never be said fans are completely aware of what it’s intended to mean all the time. Some have said the Empire are heroic from a certain point of view, others have blasted the series’ recent projects for a number of reasons, and now, a few have only just grasped who helped birth its biggest bad. The above post on Reddit is burning up with a discourse as hot as a red lightsaber. Many are mentioning memes, others are joking about Hitler being inspired by…

via Lucasfilm When George Lucas compared Star Wars to poetry and said that every stanza “rhymes with the last one,” we’re not sure if this is exactly what he had in mind. The galaxy far, far away narrative doesn’t shy away from repetition now and again. When you think about it in the context of the three trilogies, a lot of the things that happen in one also happen in the other, with some flicks like J.J. Abrams’s The Force Awakens unabashedly rehashing everything that made their legacy counterparts work.…