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The Sun is a star: see how it burns (science news).

The first images from Solar Orbiter, a new Sun-observing mission by ESA and NASA, have revealed omnipresent miniature solar flares,

Our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode, sits down to review horror film Black Water: Abyss. A group of tourists find themselves being

Mark Kermode interviews actor Ben Whishaw about the science fiction film Little Joe. This is the movie where Emily Beecham

Here’s the third trailer for the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla computer game, which gives you the first glimpse of the female

‘The Dragonfly And Dragonflyman’ comicbook series revolve around the idea of there being two similar dragonfly themed heroes, one on

Blade Runner 2049 comes under the critical movie-making eye of the Critical Drinker – is it, he muses, the iPhone

Here’s a trailer for the X-Men spin-off film, The New Mutants, which seems to be re-casting the origin story as

In this twenty-minute-long free short science fiction movie by James Kennedy, CTRL Z, we find a hopeless romantic who has

Mervyn Peake, the Chinese-born author of fantasy novels such as Gormenghast (can we call him the father of the New Weird, too?),

The best of British is an old-fashioned sort of concept now, especially in the days of coronavirus as the four