question of the day: What are the makings of a great science fiction hero?
SFX magazine recently conducted a poll to determine the Top 10 Sci-fi Icons Of All Time, and the just-published results are a tad surprising…
SFX magazine recently conducted a poll to determine the Top 10 Sci-fi Icons Of All Time, and the just-published results are a tad surprising…
Maybe he’s gotten into illegal underground dragon baiting as a way to cope with the boredom?
Of all the jawdropping things I’ve read, this may be the jawdroppingest.
And what could take its place? What other stories in the mass consciousness have had the same affect on so many people that referring casually to them would have the same effect?
I bet Angela Lanbury’s witch was a Hogwarts graduate…
I just love how happy Daniel Radcliffe looks…
This is simply a great flick: powerfully emotional, profoundly resonant, scary and funny and intense and wholly enrapturing.
Not me. Oh gosh, no. I’m sitting safe and comfy indoors on this rainy Thursday. But there have been fans camping out for days in Trafalgar Square for tonight’s premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2…
Apparently it will happen tomorrow: J.K. Rowling’s new Web site Pottermore will go live with… something.
Obviously, don’t read any further if you want to avoid even potential spoilers. Or else have a look at the IMDB page for Saturday’s Doctor Who midseason finale “A Good Man Goes to War,” and this is what you see: