The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) announced the 2021 Nebula Award winner today! See below for the complete list. The winners were announced in a virtual ceremony that took place during the Nebula Conference Online.
Congratulations to all the finalists and winners!
It is genuinely disconcerting when a ghost uses too many exclamation points.
Okay, so we’re gonna say the first part and get it out of the way: The CGI doesn’t look great? Hopefully it’ll get a little more cleaned up before the premiere. Then again, Hulk has regularly looked pretty uncanny in the MCU, so maybe that’s asking a lot.
We’re back with our favorite coven… which is in need of a new member, it just so happens.
While past new Doctor announcements were treated with a bit more pomp, the BBC did take some time at the BAFTAs yesterday to announce the person stepping into our favorite Time Lord’s shoes after Jodie Whittaker departs: Ncuti Gatwa.
On May 9th 1997, a weird little sci-fi action flick called The Fifth Element was released in theaters, from the same man who had recently brought audiences Nikita and Léon: The Professional. It was widely lauded/derided for being the one of the best/worst science fiction films ever made. It delighted/pissed off everyone who had the chance to see it. It was nominated for prestigious awards/Golden Raspberries, and is regularly cited for how well/terribly it tackled gender themes, design, and humor.
Twenty-five years later, no one can seem to agree on where it belongs in the pantheon of sci-fi cinema—and it’s safe to say, that is part of its unyielding charm.
Time to win a war of seven again a quarter million. Butterflies are on our side, though.
One of my favorite stories about what it was like to see Star Wars: A New Hope when it was released in 1977 comes from my father. He went to see the film with his friend and roommate at the time, and when Vader’s Star Destroyer came into frame in the opening sequence, stretching on and on into infinity, the guy sank into his chair and shouted to the theater “Oh shit, this is it!”
I love that story because it elucidates something so significant about that first Star Wars film; when it first came out, no one had ever seen anything quite like it.
Weird time for Death to show up, but then I supposed he’s always around…
“Have you ever held a baby?” my therapist asks me.
I’m going somewhere with this, I promise.
[Spoilers for season two of Russian Doll.]
We’re back! Let’s not waste time with pleasantries! Unless they’re your thing, in which case, you look lovely today!
This is the final episode before Thirteen’s upcoming regeneration, and while I’m extremely excited for that (Tegan and Ace are back, my favorite classic companions! The Master is back because of course he is!), I’m also sure that I’m not ready for it, and not ready for this to be the only episode we get between now and then. Here goes…
Somebody give Rincewind a potato. Please. He just needs some mashed potatoes.
Rock and roll is here to stay, it will never die! But it might go away, though. From here.
A free music festival? Whoever heard of such a thing…
