Science & Technology

That's the plot of 'undertone,' a new film from A24, which opens on Friday, March 13.

'Starfleet Academy' follows on in the style of 'Discovery,' for better and occasionally worse—but builds something interesting of its own out of inheriting the legacy of 'Star Trek.'

Here's all the tech that most impressed us at the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

They might not move quickly, but autonomous movement matters.

Apple is in a boring stretch. Google is in a risky stretch. The reaction from Wall Street is unsurprising.

It provides the feel of being behind the wheel without the massive haul of simulationist gear.

Mark this convention down as the Year of the Waifu.

More research is needed to understand the long-term benefits of exercise on depression, however.

Peter Claffey's very endearing hedge knight, Ser Duncan the Tall, is coming to HBO on January 18.

OpenAI's biggest play into the burgeoning health AI market is here.

Relative newcomers Teagan Croft and Milo Manheim will play Rapunzel and Flynn Rider.

A new Deloitte survey finds price, driving range, and charging concerns are slowing EV adoption.

Decades in the making, NASA's X-ray timelapse shows a stellar explosion expanding into space at up to 2% the speed of light.

Surely it's not because AGI is simply unachievable with the current technology.

The Actor Awards (formerly known as the SAG Awards) will be presented March 1, with a ceremony streaming on Netflix.

On Thursday, a pair of astronauts will venture outside the space station to prepare for the future installation of roll-out solar arrays that will help power its deorbit in 2030.

MTV Rewind is the closest thing you can get to glory days of the boob tube.

The 1927 silent classic got a few technology predictions wrong but was scarily on the mark about workers' rights and out-of-touch industry oligarchs.

If the rollout happens on NASA’s current schedule, astronauts could be headed back to the Moon next month.

Expect rain in Whata Bod.