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“Remember, remember, the fifth of November.” So goes the English poem commemorating the arrest of Guy Fawkes on November 5, 1605, for trying to destroy Parliament with explosives. These days, the image of Guy Fawkes is as prevalent as ever, but few remember the Gunpowder Plot at all. Instead, they

High fantasy television is everywhere right now, from HBO’s Game of Thrones universe and Prime Video’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. And even more heavy hitters are waiting in the wings, with big-budget adaptations of everything from Rebecca Yarros’s Fourth Wing saga to Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere

Doctor Who fans are, as most of them will freely tell you, occasionally an odd bunch. From hosting conventions and traveling to filming locations to cosplaying their favorite Time Lord on the regular, it’s a fandom that loves its chosen subject hard. (And I say this as someone who’s part

Starz’s beloved historical fantasy series Outlander will take its final bow this May, wrapping up over a decade of storytelling adapted from the pages of Diana Gabaldon’s bestselling books. But choosing how to do so has never been an easy task, showrunner Matthew B. Roberts tells Den of Geek ahead

South by Southwest has long given stages to emerging musicians, casting them a wider line to attract new fans and adapt the scene. This year, many of those artists have the chance to perform at multiple locations over the course of the seven-day festival; a benefit to both the musicians