A thoroughly modern plague -- high fuel prices -- sends the Planet Express crew back in time. Catch a sneak peek at the third direct-to-DVD space adventure.
As the 2008 Wimbledon fortnight plays itself out, the event offers all of its traditional trappings -- immaculately mown grass, clean yellow tennis balls, breakfasts of strawberries and creme and well-dressed faceless alien androids.
Drunken flying and a surly sneer won't win this movie's antihero any friends. But humor and heart, delivered by a nice-guy actor with charm to spare, redeem the summer's most unlikely superhero.
If the cliffhanger of Saturday's episode of Doctor Who is legitimate and not some clever, alternative universe, time-traveling trick, Russell T. Davies and his Who crew pulled off one of the truly great swerves in television history.
When you've got high-priced talent like Angelina Jolie and James McAvoy on the payroll, nobody's going to risk the actors' lives or limbs for the sake of an awesome stunt. That said, superhero-assassin movie 'Wanted' pushed its stars pretty hard to sell the train wrecks and gunfights that drive the action. Here's how they did it.
Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker, and the sad specter of the actor's premature death, are fueling ticket sales and leading theaters to add 3 a.m. screenings.
Pixar's latest adorable animated creation longs for love on a lonely planet. When a laser-wielding ladybot interrupts his garbage-compacting task, he's off on a sci-fi adventure in an attempt to save the world.
Fry, Bender and the rest of the crew return with a surplus of intergalactic one-liners (and an extra ration of adult humor) in the franchise's second direct-to-DVD movie release. See an exclusive clip on Wired.com.
While hosting an impressive collection of fresh studio features, award-winning documentaries and competitive short films, the Los Angeles Film Festival turned the spotlight toward celluloid's ugly side with a painfully funny live screening of The Doomsday Machine with the cast of Cinematic Titanic.
Jay Maynard, better known as Tron Guy, has purchased a custom airplane designed to match his hand-painted unitard inspired by characters from the '80s Disney film.
Torchwood will return for a third, but very brief, season with series star John Barrowman in command. The third season will include just five episodes that will most likely air all in one week as a mini-series.
With the Incredible Hulk tracking surprisingly well and threatening to smash Iron Man's box office records next weekend, director Jon Favreau is keeping Tony Stark and company in the news by hinting at the plot of the Iron Man sequel.
The online component of Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition casts quite a spell, serving up enchanting features that bring the classic game into the 21st century. There's just one problem: the pricing.
Let your creative spirit run wild. Using only the symbols on your keyboard, create an ASCII masterpiece and enter our contest on Underwire. Details inside.
As the Blu-ray version of the creature feature reveals even more about the movie's mysterious monster, Matt Reeves ponders the possible return of the Manhattan-trashing beast.
Underwire writers Jenna Wortham and Angela Watercutter discuss hot topics in tech and culture. This week's discussion revolves around the blog backlash to former Gawker writer Emily Gould's piece in The New York Times Magazine.
Writer Vince Gilligan tells about directing the classic X-Files team and working with Will Smith to craft the perfect movie about a dysfunctional crime-fighter.
Jokers dub satirical subtitles over a movie about the Führer's downfall, blasting everything from Hillary Clinton to the Patriots' dramatic Superbowl loss.
The indie director of parody flick Star Wreck marshals a small army of volunteer filmmakers. The story? Goose-stepping soldiers plot an attack on Earth from the dark side of the moon.
The summer's superhero blitz begins with a fab flick that brings the Golden Avenger to life. Get the lowdown on Stan Lee's cameo, the science of Iron Man's armor suit and much more.
Comics, anime and fan faves like Indiana Jones and The X-Files provide solid source material for what could turn out to be Hollywood's hottest season ever.
Underwire introduces Adam Mutterperl and Andy Ochiltree, in-house producers for the online comedy network, JibJab. They have free range to lampoon almost anything in their animated shorts.
Team Underwire is in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to keep you apprised of the goings-on at ROFLCon, the all-out, no-holds-barred geekfest bringing together web celebs and the people who love them.
A lousy day at the office and a friend's sympathy leads to the creation of one of the web's most talked-about sites. As everyone knows, you can't go wrong with animal pictures.
Launching a viral bombshell is simpler than ever, but building an internet empire takes good old-fashioned hard work. The net's biggest microcelebrities gather in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to talk shop.
After a Battlestar Galactica panel discussion at New York Comic Con, Underwire speaks to Mark Stern, executive vice president of original programming for the Sci Fi Channel, about the science of Galactica and the freedom science fiction offers creative types. Stern also drops some compelling hints about the future of the Galacticafranchise.
The Wachowski brothers, makers of the technically accomplished Matrix pictures, outdo themselves with this visually stunning homage to the comic-book hero.
The first viral marketing video for Quarantine, the remake of a Spanish movie, picks up a million views the weekend it surfaces on YouTube. It's the latest in a string of movies to use MySpace and Facebook pages for promotion.
Murderous psycho and wannabe musician Charles Manson releases a record under a Creative Commons license. Manson's record, One Mind, gives everybody a glimpse of his musical artistry (as well as his whack-job theories) -- and the Creative Commons license means you're free to share and remix Manson's mad tracks.
French filmmaker Freres-Hueon creates an homage to the light cycle sequence in Tron, the '82 sci-fi cult classic that follows the adventures of a computer programmer who gets digitized by a laser.
Video-hosting site LiveLeak pulls the controversial anti-Quran film Fitna, citing a barrage of threats. The 17-minute film by Dutch politician Geert Wilders received more than 3 million views before being taken offline.
Hundreds of punk rockers and metalheads have taken to the streets of several Mexican cities to attack emo kids in a wave of violence that is drawing police and government intervention.
The longest running science fiction show in television history returns for another season and remains as popular as ever, but the future is uncertain. In Underwire.
The new documentary by Negin Farsad follows MC Frontalot and his fellow nerdcore pioneers as they mash coder lingo with hip-hop beats, winning loyal fans in the process.
At Playboy's Rock the Rabbit party at South by Southwest, Moby, French electronica duo Justice, Brooklyn rockers MGMT and the United Kingdom’s The Heavy are brought in to entertain the revelers. Angela Watercutter reports on the musical vibe at the Playboy party.
To pay tribute to Gary Gygax, the recently deceased father of D&D, we broke out the graph paper and whipped our logo into a dungeon. Get out your +1 magic pencils and cast a Spell of Conjuring -- or create your own Wired.com dungeon.
Fake or not, a video that appears to show a Marine pitching a puppy off a cliff causes controversy. While the military probes the matter, members of the blogosphere unload on the brutal clip.
Talk-show legend Phil Donahue speaks with Wired.com about his film, Body of War, which he and co-director Ellen Spiro use to explore the tragic ramifications of a foolish, illegal and unnecessary war in Iraq.
Revel in the coolest and most-expensive marketing spots following the Patriots-Giants showdown, as the video site serves up a post-game advertising blitz.
The number of internet users checking out YouTube and similar sites jumps to 15 percent, according to a new study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project.