Musk said he's also moving the X headquarters to Austin.
Blumhouse's M3GAN 2.0 is now filming—and has added some new cast members, including Jemaine Clement.
Somehow, the gross-out tiny monsters of cult cinema have returned.
Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones star in the high-octane sequel to 1996 blockbuster Twister.
The vice presidential candidate’s awful 2016 memoir has officially been protected from review bombing.
Earbuds have featured the same kind of speakers for decades, and xMEMS is the first to replace those with MEMS speakers.
"I would love you to do something and I think it would be so good for you, and so big for you," Trump tells Kennedy in the clip, though it's not clear what they're talking about.
In season 2, Mysaria and Baela are helping keep Team Black’s head out of its dragon ass, while Alys Rivers weaves spooky truths at Harrenhal.
OnePlus is promising up to 100 hours of battery life on a single charge.
New research finds that the timing of our poops could affect our overall health.
It’s packing the latest Snapdragon mobile chip, a 3K screen, and a whopping six stereo speakers, though we’ll need to see if it’s more than another mid-range tablet.
Inspired by the iconic Transformers: The Movie, there's more than meets the eye with Hasbro's newest action figure take on Optimus Prime.
The test is part of ongoing efforts to increase space-to-Earth communication speeds by 1,000-fold.
According to scientists, the DPRK has enough nuclear material to build 130 warheads by the end of the decade.
The rapper's 1997 debut single is now the first hip-hop song sent to deep space.
MacOS Sequoia ‘Reader’ in Safari is getting better with picture in picture, and it's still the best way to read this blog.
The release of the third and final entry in the animated adaptation of Crisis on Infinite Earths comes with one last huzzah for the dearly departed actor.
The threat actor behind the alleged breach claims it is a "hacktivist" group dedicated to defending artists from generative AI.
Jennifer Granholm tells Grist why the Biden administration is paying to convert auto plants into ones that can churn out EVs.
The dark side of exoplanet WASP-39b is a scalding 1,450 degrees Fahrenheit.
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