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We are less than a month away from the premiere of a brand new show in the Avatar-verse, which is happening 12 full years after The Legend of Korra ended its run. Avatar: Seven Havens starts streamingiler to get us pumped

We finally have a trailer for the long-awaited Sam Altman biopic, which is appropriately-named Artificial. It stars Andrew Garfield as the OpenAI CEO and the film is directed by Luca Guadagnino, who made Call Me by Your Name, Challengers and the Suspiria remake, among other movies.

In case you haven’t gotten enough of the Elizabeth Holmes saga, there’s a new documentary about the Theranos founder from A24 and it sure looks… unsettling. You Can See Everything is the latest bizarre chapter in Holmes’ story from directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim.

If you’ve ever watched an AI-generated clip on your phone and wished it came with an actual TV channel, Fairground has you covered. Fairground AI Creator TV takes films made with generative AI and packages them into a free, ad-supported channel available through Roku and other platforms. Fairground says its programming features come from more…

The film world is in the thick of IMAX fever. With Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey selling out the company’s exclusive screens months in advance, debates around aspect ratios, film gauges and frame rates have thrust themselves to the forefront of the proverbial watercooler. But for your average moviegoer, the newfound cultural obsession with film formatting may come as…

Dungeons & Dragons is a sprawling, ever-expanding world. That’s part of what makes it so appealing for players and, more recently, has made it such a popular choice for film and TV adaptations. Netflix is the latest to roll for initiative, ordering a live-action series called Ravenloft. This gothic fantasy will center on the backstory…

OLED screens run the biggest risk, but with a little common sense you can mitigate the issue.

YouTube should show you more of what you like. If it doesn’t, you can nudge it back to relevancy.

4K is a catchier marketing term than 2160p, but the resolution also has this name for a reason.

You’d think everything on a 4K TV is displaying in 4K, but it’s unfortunately not that simple.