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From The Martian to The Hunger Games, Project Hail Mary to Station Eleven, these sci-fi books have shaped the genre over the ...

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Zachary Fine began writing for The New Yorker in 2023 and joined the magazine as a contributing writer in 2026. He teaches at ...

Fire and Ash gives fans a closer look at how the film’s newest corners of Pandora were designed. The Art of Avatar: Fire and ...

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Tony Gilroy's Andor proved that Disney’s $645 million investment in the series was well spent — it’s easily one of the most visually striking Star Wars TV series from the Disney period. The gritty ...