James Whitbrook

The Avatar franchise’s titular hero is defined by more than just their ability to wield the abilities of all four elements; beyond their martial and spiritual prowess is a transcendental link to previous inheritors of the mantle stretching across thousands […]

Alexander Freed has written some of the most compelling books of Star Wars‘ modern era, but I don’t think that makes him psychic. It would be easy to prescribe an eerie sense of clairvoyance to a book like his latest, The Mask

Skeleton Crew‘s kids got their first taste of a Star Wars staple last week when they found out that not everyone around them is exactly out for their best interests. So naturally, this week is about a few of them looking

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When the BBC aired a special, colorized edit of “The Daleks” to celebrate Doctor Who‘s 60th anniversary last year, aside from the actual edit down to a shortened runtime, the serial was largely left as-is, aside from a cute trailer at the

Doctor Who fans are getting an extra special treat under the Christmas tree today with the arrival of “Joy to the World,” this year’s special holiday episode. But they’re getting an even better present wrapped within it: because beyond the broad

The Masters of the Universe movie has found someone for Nicholas Galitzine to beat up: the Hollywood Reporter has word that Jared Leto has signed up to play legendary He-Man baddie Skeletor in Travis Knight’s long-in-the-making take on the beloved animated series/toy

Returning Doctor Who showrunner Russell T. Davies might have pioneered modern Doctor Who holiday specials—Christmassy monsters, high spectacle, an occasional amount of Kylie Minogue—but it’s arguable that it was his successor, Steven Moffat, that really nailed the balancing act of what a

Sony’s Spider-Man Universe—as far as it pertains to being a place where a series of films of questionably varied quality starring Spider-Man adjacent characters are never allowed to acknowledge that they are, indeed, adjacent to Spider-Man—is dead. Long live Sony’s

There’s a lot to love in this week’s episode of Lower Decks. The penultimate episode of the show set the stage for what could be one of the all-time great conclusions to a Star Trek show, one packed with potential across the