By Tessa Boyce To many of us, television is a daily part of our lives. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average American watches 2.8 hours of television per day. There's no denying it, we love to escape to distant worlds, laugh at bizarre cartoons, and hold our

Over the years, diehard sci-fi fans intuitively knew one of the greatest parts about the Star Trek saga is that there was always a next generation. From the original television show in the 1960s to the latest film series starring Chris Pine as James T. Kirk, the universe has now been

There’s a fine distinction between a piece of silent cinema and a film with practically no dialogue. Minuscule, out in cinemas from May 27th courtesy of Lionsgate Films, attends to that distinction beautifully by telling its tale with gusto, ambient noise, a fantastic score and not a word of dialogue.

Spiderman is unquestionably one of the most popular, long-standing and iconic characters that Marvel Comics has ever created, and one whose adventures have been turned into hit films and television shows as well. Spiderman has enjoyed a long and fascinating superhero career and his status is the reason why he

This year marks the 10th year anniversary of Penguin Random House’s Design Award and participants are tasked with re-designing the remarkable covers for A Clockwork Orange (Anthony Burgess), How To Be a Woman (Caitlin Moran), and Email and the Detective (Erich Kastner).  The initiative allows for creative students to compete