Having 50% of the universe's population turned into ash by a lunatic seems to have brought everyone in the Marvel Cinematic Universe down. That said, after the emotional thrashing that Marvel fans took from watching Avengers: Infinity War, anything will likely feel light and airy.
Nobody is happy in the first trailer for Avengers: Endgame
Legendary toys of the 70s: Spider-Man's web shooter
This toy rocked so hard. Naturally, the modern version is not cool. READ THE REST
How Marvel Studios locks in most of their movie visuals years before the cast is set
I enjoy the Marvel Cinematic Universe well enough, as both an avid comic reader since childhood, and as an adult who understands how the Hollywood hype machine works. One thing that has always fascinated me with Marvel's approach to movie-making has been their willingness to take risks on creative hiring—actors, and directors—while still maintaining a… READ THE REST
Fantastic 3D printed 'mk49 Rescue Armour'
Kudos, kids! This is some awesome cosplay! I think I successfully 3D printed about 2 things, 7 years ago. Both were parts for the 3D printer. READ THE REST
Here's how to learn everything in Microsoft Excel while paying a price you choose
You've likely used Microsoft Excel before, but seriously…have you ever REALLY used Microsoft Excel before? We've all tinkered with this heritage spreadsheet maker for simple data organization or basic tables and lists. But the reason this venerable software has been one of the leading productivity apps in history is because of its versatility. All it takes… READ THE REST
Drop temps by 59 degrees in 10 minutes with the EvaChill Personal Air Conditioner
Summer is right around the corner…which again means it's time to hang on to your cash. Amidst projections of a hotter than average summer in the U.S., it's safe to assume it'll be another season of wallet-clenching pain each month when most homeowners crack open their utility bills. The average home air conditioning unit costs… READ THE REST
Get 3 years of PlayStation Plus for yourself — or share with friends — for $90
Almost six months after its launch, the PlayStation 5 hype train is still raging down the tracks. And part of the reason you still can't find the next-gen game console on store shelves is that shoppers are snatching units faster than Sony can get them on U.S. soil. In fact, the PlayStation 5 is now… READ THE REST