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· Bryan Ke

Former ‘3 Body Problem’ exec who poisoned his boss in 2020 sentenced to death

A former executive working on the “3 Body Problem” franchise in China has been sentenced to death for poisoning his boss in 2020 as revenge for his demotion and pay cut. Key points:

· Bryan Ke

Live-action ‘Avatar’ showrunner shares reaction to original creators’ exit

Albert Kim, the showrunner of Netflix’s live-action “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” has opened up about his feelings after the animated series’ original creators left the new adaptation. Background: Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, the original creators of the hit animated…

· Isa Peralta

Michelle Yeoh is a robot falcon in ‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’ official trailer

Paramount Pictures shared the official trailer for its upcoming film ‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” on Thursday. The movie, which is the seventh installment of the “Transformers” film series and a standalone sequel to 2018’s “Bumblebee,” is set primarily in Brooklyn in 1994.

· Ryan General

Chinese Lab Has 10 Bodies Frozen, Dozens Committed for ‘Reanimation’ in the Future

Chinese researchers are taking a new approach in cryonics in a bid to revolutionize human organ transplants. What is cryonics? The concept of cryonics involves preserving a human corpse at extremely low temperatures for the purpose of future “reanimation.”

· Bryan Ke

‘Game of Thrones’ Producers Pick Up Chinese Author’s Hugo-Award Winning Sci-Fi Trilogy for Netflix

“Game of Thrones” producers are on board for a Netflix adaptation of the Hugo Award-winning Chinese science fiction trilogy “The Three-Body Problem” by Chinese author Liu Cixin. David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, who both worked on the HBO’s adaptation of George R. R. Martin’s “Game…

· Bryan Ke

Thai Cosplayer Makes Hilarious Low-Cost Cosplay of ‘Game of Thrones’

Anucha “Cha” Saengchart, the famous Thai cosplayer behind the funny account “Lowcost Cosplay,” is at it again, and this time he gave “Game of Thrones” a shot by cosplaying as some of the characters from one of HBO’s most popular shows, Bored Panda reported. In most cases,…

· Ryan General

Arya Stark Trained in Filipino Martial Arts For the Battle of Winterfell and it’s Badass AF

In order to kick serious White Walker ass at the Battle of Winterfell, Arya Stark had to undergo intense training in the Filipino martial art of Eskrima. Played by actress Maisie Williams, the fan-favorite character was exceptionally badass in the epic “Game of Thrones” episode…

· Ryan General

‘Game of Thrones’ Star Maisie Williams Shows Off Her New Japanese Tattoo

“Game Of Thrones” star Maisie Williams recently unveiled a new tattoo featuring Kanji characters via her Instagram stories on Monday. Raising her shirt up, the 21-year-old actress showed off the Japanese inscription 生き甲斐 on her ribcage, revealing the story behind it in the…

· Kyle Encina

‘Game Of Thrones’ Characters Reimagined As Chinese Vendors is Hilarious AF

One photoshop wizard in China decided to give “Game Of Thrones” characters the “Chinese vendor” treatment, and now we almost can’t look at them the same. According to Shanghaiist, one fan cimply pasted the photos of GOT characters onto the bodies of everyday street vendors…

· Ryan General

Sony is Making Their Own Mulan Movie with a ‘Game of Thrones’ Director

One of the directors of the massively popular TV show “Game of Thrones” has been tapped to direct Sony Pictures’ own live-action Mulan film. The studio has chosen Alex Graves, who has directed several episodes of HBO’s hit fantasy series, to direct Sony’s version of Mulan,…

· Editorial Staff

Why a Pokéball Would Cost $6 in Real Life

Finding out how far our money would go in different countries around the world is pretty simple, but more elusive — and much, much more important as well — is finding out how much our money would be worth in the fictional places we frequent in our leisure time, like Star Wars‘…

· Michael Tunney

11 Publicity Stunts Startups Can Learn From

It’s always been hard to break through the noise. Though publicity stunts might feel like some unique symptom of our 24/7 new cycle, they aren’t. Not by a long shot.