RiffTrax Makes MST3K | Four NEW episodes in 2026!

Rifftrax is going to make four episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000. There is a Kickstarter on rifftraxmakesmst3k.com if you want to pledge.

January 6: A Date Which Will Live in Infamy

This content discusses the events of January 6, 2021, from a partisan perspective, highlighting alleged failures, coverups, and false accusations in the aftermath of the incident. It presents multiple viewpoints, including accusations of political weaponization, politicization of Capitol security, and failures by various entities, while also mentioning the prosecution of individuals involved.

Avengers: Doomsday | Only in Theaters December 18, 2026

Thor teaser

Naughty Dog Is Reportedly Crunching Again For Intergalactic

Oh boy. Naughty Crunch is at it again.

Amazon's Official Fallout Season 1 Recap Is Inaccurate AI Slop

Couldn't someone who worked on the show recap it? How much money did using AI really save them?

Transformers G1 Soundwave Auto-Converting Robot by Robosen | Soundwave Superior!

Frank Welker recorded 200 lines for it as well. Bluetooth speaker as well. Doesn't appear to have eject function so don't count on cassettes.

Han shot first!

Lawmaker reacts to video of Caribbean boat strike viewed in closed briefing

Rep. Himes called the video of a U.S. strike on a suspected drug boat in the Caribbean one of the most troubling scenes he has witnessed. The Pentagon is expected to provide information at a crucial moment in the congressional investigation into how Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth handled the military operation. There are mounting questions over whether the strike may have violated the law. Lawmakers are seeking a full accounting of the strikes, including the orders given and the reason for the second strike.

The Oregonian celebrates 175 years today. Why Dec. 4? Perhaps sabotage

The Oregonian, Oregon's oldest newspaper, celebrates its 175th anniversary, marked by a delayed debut due to a missing printing press, possibly sabotaged by rival Lot Whitcomb to ensure his Milwaukie paper, the Western Star, launched first. Despite the setback, The Oregonian eventually published, featuring early Oregon history, including news on land claims, Native treaties, and infrastructure projects, alongside literary content and political commentary.