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Sauron Takes His Armored Form in the New Rings of Power Season 3 Trailer
Prime Video’s new season-three trailer brings dark armor, fiery battles and the promise of the One Ring’s forging.
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This Snake Rolls Away From Trouble While Its Head Stays Pointed Forward [Video]
Slow-motion footage reveals how dwarf reedsnakes roll rapidly without tumbling head over tail. A new study explains their unusual escape.
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This 3,156-Pound Pumpkin Broke a World Record That Was Only a Week Old
Ron Wallace grew the first pumpkin to pass 3,000 pounds. The grower whose record he beat had even encouraged him to try a greenhouse.
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The Oatmeal Built a Giant Evil Raccoon in His Brother’s Yard for Halloween
Matthew Inman turned Jimothy, the famously round Seattle raccoon, into Grimothy: a giant Halloween creature with glowing eyes and an alarming set of teeth.
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He Broke the Downhill Skateboard Speed Record, Then Went Back for 94 MPH [Video]
Diego Poncelet had already broken the standing downhill skateboard record that morning. He returned in the afternoon and reached 94.34 mph.
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This Baby Colossal Squid Is Almost See-Through in Rare Deep-Sea Footage [Video]
Filmed in March 2025, this nearly foot-long juvenile colossal squid drifts through the deep sea with a transparent body and orange-red head. Watch the official footage.
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George Romero’s Lost Film Was Missing Its Voice. His Collaborator Finished the Words Four Days Before He Died.
Twenty-one minutes survive from George Romero’s unfinished early anthology. Now Expostulations is getting a live-scored premiere in a very familiar theater.
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Afterlife With Archie Finds the Director for Riverdale’s Zombie Apocalypse
Alfonso Gomez-Rejon will direct the first two episodes of Disney+’s Afterlife with Archie, where one attempt to reverse a loss unleashes Riverdale’s undead.
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Taika Waititi Says His Star Wars Movie Is “Very Iced”—But His Creative Partnership Survives
Taika Waititi says his long-developing Star Wars movie is now “very iced,” while he and Tony McNamara pursue a different secret project.
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Euclid Was Mapping Distant Galaxies When a New Comet Photobombed the View
Euclid was mapping distant galaxies when a moving streak revealed its first previously unknown comet. ESA’s real telescope image shows the giveaway.