Mahershala Ali Has Some Pointed Words for Marvel Over 'Blade' Not Happening
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy16d ago
It seems like everyone, with the exception of perhaps Wesley Snipes, is disappointed that Mahershala Ali’s Blade movie will never happen.
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Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy16d ago
It seems like everyone, with the exception of perhaps Wesley Snipes, is disappointed that Mahershala Ali’s Blade movie will never happen.
Gizmodoby Ian Carlos Campbell16d ago
Apple’s plans to make a screenless wearable are starting to get a lot more serious. Bloomberg reports the company is developing a prototype for a screenless fitness tracker that could compete with...
Gizmodoby Passant Rabie16d ago
Snap, snap. There’s a new member of the Addams-inspired robotics family, and it’s got a very unusual way of getting around.
Gizmodoby Kyle Barr16d ago
Qualcomm isn’t just taking potshots at Apple’s latest high-end Android phone chip; it’s firing howizers into the iPhone’s general vicinity since this is Qualcomm at its most “extreme” (cue the...
Gizmodoby Kyle Barr16d ago
Hello Moto…. Wait, what the hell is that? My first reaction to Motorola’s next-gen flagship Signature 27 phone looks like a piece of furniture with its brushed textile finish and sloped camera...
Gizmodoby Ellyn Lapointe16d ago
In late August, a rock-ice avalanche in the Himalayas transformed into a debris flood that decimated communities across Nepal and neighboring regions.
Gizmodoby Raymond Wong16d ago
Based on early impressions and the tech specs that Apple has published, one thing is clear: the iPhone Duo, which arrives next month on Oct.
Gizmodoby Webb Wright16d ago
Less than two weeks after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged the AI industry to “pace the frontier” before it loses control of the technology it’s currently racing to build, the company has released...
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy16d ago
You only have to look at the vast array of romantasy books releasing every month to see tastes have changed—or maybe “expanded” is a better word—in recent years.
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger16d ago
China’s leading artificial intelligence models are once again coming under fire for their alleged reliance on American competitors—but this time, the inquiry is coming from inside the house.
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier16d ago
Disney is about to get dangerous. Six years after news of the project first broke, Disney has greenlit a brand-new animated version of the hit 1990s show Darkwing Duck for Disney+.
Gizmodoby Matt Novak16d ago
President Donald Trump gave a completely unhinged speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday where he bragged about his supposed achievements, threatened other countries, and insisted...
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier16d ago
Great endings become great through careful calibration. The right timing, the right music, the right editing. All of it has to be perfectly in sync and considered for things to work as intended.
Gizmodoby Tom Hawking16d ago
YouTuber Tom Stanton has, by his own telling, been building trebuchets since the age of 12. The adult Stanton is an aerospace engineer, but trebuchets clearly remain his passion—and in the intro to...
Gizmodoby Passant Rabie16d ago
China is preparing to test an experimental supersonic passenger aircraft, which can travel at twice the speed of sound with a significantly reduced sonic boom.
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy16d ago
The killer clown is a standard horror trope at this point, and you can’t only blame Stephen King, though Pennywise has done a lot of heavy lifting on that front.
Gizmodoby James Pero16d ago
Sonos is back in the hardware game in a big way, and its Play wireless speaker was just the start.
Gizmodoby Matthew Wille16d ago
In a market overwhelmed by glasses looking to record your entire life, Nuance Audio’s latest smart glasses could be an excellent use case for how smart glasses could actually be perfect for...
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy16d ago
Never After Dark opens this week, and its setting—a former bed-and-breakfast turned private home—got us thinking about the most horrifying hotels we’ve seen on screen before.
Gizmodoby Webb Wright16d ago
For years, the leaders of the most powerful tech companies have predicted that AI will displace a significant portion of the workforce.