It’s universally acknowledged that 1968's Rosemary’s Baby is an influential horror classic.
The Atacama Desert—an arid, unpopulated swath of northern Chile that is home to some of the most perceptive ground telescopes on Earth—is actually teeming with life beneath the ground, according to a team of researchers that recently scrutinized its soils.
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This week the Doctor Who universe is expanding with the official launch of what is now being dubbed “The Whoniverse”—a streaming home for over 800 episodes of Doctor Who
Lots (and lots and lots) of people saw Avatar: The Way of Water in theaters. So many, in fact, that it’s the third highest-grossing movie of all time. (The only movies that’ve made more worldwide?