A New Fallout Clip Spotlights the Series' Wild, Wild, Dystopian West

Having already dropped two trailers, the next move for Prime Video’s adaptation of the wildly popular Fallout games is to share an actual scene from an episode—and it’s picked an ideal one, showcasing the post-apocalyptic setting and dynamics between three key characters: Ella Pu … | Continue reading


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Supercomputer Suggests 'Super Diamonds' Could Exist in Space

Diamonds are the hardest naturally occurring material on Earth, but a supercomputer just modeled stuff that’s even harder. Called a ‘super-diamond,’ the theoretical material could exist beyond our planet—and maybe, one day, be created here on Earth. Read more... | Continue reading


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Why Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Has a 2-Year Time Jump

When Ghostbusters: Afterlife ends, it really ends. Ghostbusters new and old defeat Gozer, we see the Ecto-1 driving to New York City, and that’s pretty much it. What exactly was next for the Spengler family we’d been following for an entire film? How did they feel having encounte … | Continue reading


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Sony Reportedly Launches Investigation Over PS5 Pro Specs Leak

PlayStation 5 Pro news consists of only rumors so far—Sony hasn’t even confirmed the existence of a beefed-up console. However, a recent leak of the PS5 Pro specs appears to be legit and it’s reportedly prompted Sony to go on the hunt to find who spoiled the surprise. Read more.. … | Continue reading


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'CARCOSA': Pentagon Gives Cyber Program Same Name as True Detective Pedophile Temple

The Pentagon recently released its fiscal year 2025 budgetary estimates. Hidden in the document is a new classified program run by the DoD’s defense development agency, DARPA, that is destined to give the internet’s conspiracy theory community a collective heart attack. The name? … | Continue reading


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UK Royals Busted for Another Manipulated Photo Taken by Kate Middleton

Just one week after Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, apologized for editing a photo of herself and her children on Mother’s Day, the UK royal family is in hot water again over another family portrait—which coincidentally is connected to Middleton. Read more... | Continue reading


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Breaking Down the Secrets and Shadows of The Acolyte's First Trailer

Our first official look at the next Star Wars series, The Acolyte, is here, and with it a real glimpse at a crucial, unexplored period of Star Wars in action. Although the High Republic books and comics have given us a look at the Republic and Jedi at their apex, The Acolyte, set … | Continue reading


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How Important Was it for Jason Reitman to be a Part of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire?

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Steven Moffat Is Returning to Doctor Who

Steven Moffat—the former Doctor Who showrunner and head writer whose association with the series spanned 2005 to 2017—is stepping back into the TARDIS. According a social media post by the BBC, he’ll be making an “explosive return,” penning an episode for Ncuti Gatwa’s first seas … | Continue reading


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X-Men '97's Director Talks Mutant Circuits, Morph, and More

From the fastball special to the resurrection powers of the Five on Krakoa, the concept of mutant powers combining in unexpected ways has fascinated X-Men stories for generations. Now, X-Men ‘97 is going back to the ‘90s for a continuation of X-Men: The Animated Series, but it’s … | Continue reading


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The Facebook ‘Poke’ Is Back, But What Does it Mean?

What does it mean to “poke” someone on Facebook? Is it flirty, friendly, or even annoying? The answer is all of the above, and somehow, none at all. The ambiguous feature was largely invisible for many years, but now Facebook is reporting a 13x spike in poking in the last month. … | Continue reading


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The Acolyte Will Feature Only One Star Wars: The High Republic Book Character

When The Acolyte hits Disney+ in June, it’ll be the first time many Star Wars fans discover the High Republic, an era of the franchise set hundreds of years before the movies. Others though have been reading about it for years and they’ll surely be anxious to see if any of their … | Continue reading


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'Cyberflasher' Gets a Year in Prison Under New Anti-Dick Pic Law

A 39-year-old man in the UK was sentenced to more than a year in prison on Tuesday for sending unsolicited images of his genitals to a 15-year-old girl and a woman in her 60s, according to a press release from Essex Police. The teen girl was left “overwhelmed and crying” accordin … | Continue reading


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The Greatest App of All Time Day 19: Vine vs. YouTube

Welcome back to Gizmodo’s March Madness bracket challenge to name the greatest app of all time! Read more... | Continue reading


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New Furiosa Trailer Promises Roaring Motors and Screaming Vengeance

It’s been several months since that first Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga trailer gave us a juicy glimpse of George Miller’s prequel, starring Anya Taylor-Joy as a younger version of Charlize Theron’s badass character introduced in Mad Max: Fury Road. It is now time, then, to witness a n … | Continue reading


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Engineers Devise Plan to De-Ice 'Dark Universe' Telescope from a Million Miles Away

The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Euclid telescope has been gradually losing its vision as layers of water molecules have frozen onto its mirrors. That’s bad news for a mission tasked with observing the dark universe using super-sensitive cameras, but the team behind the telescop … | Continue reading


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The EPA Is Cracking Down on the Carcinogen Used to Sterilize Medical Equipment

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Threads Finally Adds 'Trending Now' Page

Threads users in the United States will start seeing trending topics, a longheld staple feature of Twitter, according to a post from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday. The “Trending Now” page appears under the search bar on the Threads mobile app. Read more... | Continue reading


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Lego's Dungeons & Dragons Set Is a Critical Hit

After weeks of teasing, Lego has finally revealed its huge collaboration with Dungeons & Dragons to celebrate the legendary roleplaying game’s 50th anniversary—and it’s huge in many ways, from piece count to price. Read more... | Continue reading


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Giant Toe-Biting Water Bugs Are on the Loose in Cyprus

Abandon all hope, ye who enter the waters off Cyprus. A team of researchers report that the giant water bug L. patruelis has arrived in the country, sparking concerns that the creature has an established presence on the island. Read more... | Continue reading


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Backbone One 2nd Edition Now Compatible With More Cases

The Backbone One phone controller is getting an update, and this time, it’s compatible with more phone cases. Read more... | Continue reading


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The Acolyte's First Trailer Plunges Star Wars Into Twilight

Star Wars’ next live-action project is one of its most ambitious yet—a series that will bring a previously unexplored era to the small screen, and with it darkness. The Acolyte, a story that will foretell the downfall of the Jedi Order from its highest highs and examine the rise … | Continue reading


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Fitbit Will Start Talking to You Thanks to Google’s New AI

Google announced it’s building a new large language model that will give health and fitness tips on Tuesday, part of a broader push across the company to develop AI health algorithms and robot doctor tools. Read more... | Continue reading


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The Upcoming Total Solar Eclipse Is Totally Stressing Me Out

I’m suffering from an acute case of solar eclipse anxiety; maybe you can relate. The promise of this historic celestial spectacle, an event I’ve been looking forward to for years, has begun to fill me with dread. Let me explain. Read more... | Continue reading


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Has the Next James Bond Been Found?

Benedict Wong teases his return to the MCU. Karen Gillain has hopes for the future of Jumanji. Get a look at the anime adaptation of Akira Toriyama’s Sand Land. Plus, Warner Bros. wants to make Dr. Seuss strike again with a new Cat in the Hat movie. Spoilers get! Read more... | Continue reading


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First Look at the Galaxy Book 4 Pro 360: A Samsung Tablet, but It's a Windows Laptop

Samsung smartphones are known for their big, beautiful AMOLED displays, so I was curious when I saw its Windows laptops get similar treatment. The 16-inch display on Samsung’s latest Galaxy Book 4 Pro 360 is one of the sharpest, most responsive laptop displays I’ve pawed at in a … | Continue reading


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Nvidia Wants to Replace Nurses With AI for $9 an Hour

Nvidia announced a collaboration with Hippocratic AI on Monday, a healthcare company that offers generative AI nurses who work for just $9 an hour. Hippocratic promotes how it can undercut real human nurses, who can cost $90 an hour, with its cheap AI agents that offer medical ad … | Continue reading


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The Absolute Unit Garzapelta Is Friend-Shaped. Shame It's Dead

After death, we all run the risk of being forgotten. Such was the case of Garzapelta muelleri, an ancient reptile that lived over 200 million years ago and even went unidentified for 30 years after its bony remains were found. Read more... | Continue reading


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Another UFO Report Is a Bust. So Why Do So Many People Still Believe the Truth Is Out There?

Earlier this month, the Defense Department released a long-awaited report designed to address renewed public interest in unidentified flying objects. UFOs—or, UAP, as they’ve recently been rebranded—have been back in the news a lot lately, thanks largely to a few true believers w … | Continue reading


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Dell Says Remote Employees Won't Be Eligible for Promotions: Report

Michael Dell, the CEO of the technology company that bears his surname, has long been an advocate of remote work and not so long ago called it “the future of work.” But it seems that even Dell (the company), can’t help but follow the popular trend among technology companies sudde … | Continue reading


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Viral Movie Posters of The Land Before Time Remake From Disney Are Totally Fake

Movie posters appearing to show an upcoming remake of the children’s dinosaur movie The Land Before Time (1988) have elicited strong emotions on social media recently. But no matter if you think a remake is a bad idea or a good idea, the movie isn’t happening. At least not in the … | Continue reading


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Slerf Shows the Crypto Crowd's Standards Are Lower Than Ever

While multi-billion dollar disasters like FTX would lead a reasonable person to believe that the cryptocurrency industry is dead or dying, the unfortunate truth is that it’s doing just fine. Not only has Bitcoin’s market price been on a familiar rollercoaster ride lately, but dro … | Continue reading


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Pedro Pascal Reveals Just How Important Buffy the Vampire Slayer Was to His Career

Pedro Pascal is currently living his absolute best life; after rising to fame on Game of Thrones and Narcos, he’s now an A-list star of screens big (Fantastic Four) and small (The Mandalorian, The Last of Us). But things weren’t always golden for the affable star, who recently sp … | Continue reading


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You Have to Watch Denis Villeneuve Explain How He Filmed Dune 2's Sandworm Rides

The only thing more impressive than watching Paul Atreides ride a sandworm in Dune: Part Two is watching director Denis Villeneuve explain how he made it happen. Villeneuve knew the scene was arguably the most memorable and crucial scene in the second half of his adaptation, and … | Continue reading


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That Michelin Star Meal in Space Is a Lie

Space tourism has unlocked a new brand of luxury travel, one which promises expensive meals and designer flight suits with views of Earth’s curvature as a backdrop. A Florida-based startup is offering six passengers the chance to ride on board its balloon-propelled capsule while … | Continue reading


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Our Brains Are in Trouble: Nearly Half the World Living with Neurological Illness

Our brains are in rougher shape than we might think. New research from the World Health Organization and others estimates that nearly half of people globally are living with neurological conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, or epilepsy, just to name a few. Collectivel … | Continue reading


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Widely Used Inhalers Won't Cost More Than $35 a Month, AstraZeneca Says

AstraZeneca, the UK-based maker of popular inhalers like Symbicort and Airsupra, announced Monday it plans to cap costs for patients using its inhalers in the U.S. at $35 per month starting June 1. The inhalers treat asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which combine … | Continue reading


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Marvel's TV Head Explains Why Now Is the Time for X-Men's '90s Throwback

X-Men is a comics franchise defined by its evolution. There are few others like it that can be so defined by multiple foundational eras of fandom-shaping periods, from its classics, to Chris Claremont’s reign, to New X-Men, and even all the way to the gates of Krakoa. But for mut … | Continue reading


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Sam Altman Also Thinks ChatGPT ‘Kinda Sucks,' and He Should Know

If you’re burnt out over generative AI hype, you’re not alone. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said GPT-4, his company’s latest and greatest AI model, actually kinda sucks in an interview with Lex Fridman published on Monday. In fact, Altman is hoping GPT-5 can live up to all the hype. Rea … | Continue reading


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Godzilla Directors Explain Why There's Always Room for More Godzilla

Godzilla fans are riding high at the moment, between Godzilla Minus One’s recent Oscar triumph and the imminent release of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. And you can count directors Takashi Yamakazi and Adam Wingard among those happy fans; as this conversation between the pair … | Continue reading


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Major Studies Find No Evidence of Brain Injury in Havana Syndrome Cases

Researchers at the National Institutes of Health examined dozens of government employees and their families who experienced “Havana Syndrome” and found no evidence of significant brain injury or other biomarkers that would explain their ailments. Despite the findings, the report … | Continue reading


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Social Media Tries to Kill King Charles Again

Social media was flooded Monday with claims that King Charles III has died, with some people pointing to a video of a flag at Buckingham Palace being flown at half-mast. Others passed around an official announcement made to look like the king passed away on Sunday. But they’re al … | Continue reading


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If Space Aliens Invade, Barack Obama Is Ready to Do His Part

While Bill Pullman’s Independence Day character will likely always be the gold standard for how the President of the United States should react if hostile aliens invade, a certain real-life former POTUS seems a probable close second. It’s sci-fi guyBarack Obama, of course—a fan o … | Continue reading


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A CT Scan Shows Where the Lead Is Located in Stanley Cups

A CT scan of Stanley’s viral Quencher cup has confirmed what the company has been saying all along: There’s only lead at the bottom of the cup. The lead is covered by a stainless steel cover, which Stanley says makes it “inaccessible to customers.” In the end, though, lead exposu … | Continue reading


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The Greatest App of All Time Day 18: Google Maps vs. iMessage

It’s Day 18 of Gizmodo’s March Madness bracket challenge to name the greatest app of all time and we’re saying goodbye to one of our biggest contestants! WhatsApp defeated Instagram in yesterday’s tournament. Today, we have the world’s biggest maps app going up against the bain o … | Continue reading


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Not Even the Public Domain Horror Knockoffs Can Escape Cinematic Universes

Stand aside, Mickey Mouse slasher movie (Steamboat Willie Mickey version only): the team behind Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey—the most high-profile film in the current wave of horror movies based on beloved characters in the public domain—just leveled up. There’s an entire cin … | Continue reading


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Space Force Doesn't Want Anyone to See Its Secret Logo Mockups

It’s been four years since the U.S. Space Force unveiled its all-too-familiar logo, establishing itself as the youngest military branch, but with clear signs of an identity issue. If you’ve ever wondered about the other logo designs that were considered, the Space Force clearly d … | Continue reading


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‘Choose Your Questions Carefully’: The Elon Musk Interview That Killed Don Lemon’s X Deal

The first episode of The Don Lemon Show premiered on Monday morning, showcasing a fiery interview with Elon Musk. The interview ultimately killed Don Lemon’s deal with X, in which the former CNN host promised to create exclusive content for the platform. Read more... | Continue reading


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