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September 2017 is Syfy’s 25th anniversary, so we’re using it as an excuse to look back and celebrate the last 25 years of ALL science fiction, fantasy, and horror, a time that has seen the genres we love conquer the world of pop culture. For us, that means lists! ALL THE LISTS! We’ll be doing two “25 greatest” lists per day all throughout September, looking back at the moments, people, and characters that shaped the last quarter century. So keep checking back. Please note: Our lists are not ranked; all items have equal standing in our brains.

Unpublished works are lost for ever with crushing of computer hard drive – as the late fantasy novelist had instructed

For such a visionary futurist, Bradbury—who was born on this day in 1920—was rather old-fashioned.

Dig this: Lando Calrissian is the hero of Star Wars. But instead of Billy Dee Williams, the role of Lando is given to someone like blaxploitation hero Shaft. That's the premise of "Blackstar Warrior," one of my favorite Star Wars fan trailers of all time.

Space suits are cool — and complicated. Earlier this week, my colleague Loren Grush launched her new series Space Craft by seeing what wearing one is like. The answer? Exhausting. Unsurprisingly,...

Here are the searingly original visions that will soon set your monitors on fire.

Doctor Who broke casting barriers last month when it announced that the role of the Time Lord will be going to a woman, actress Jodie Whittaker. How will The Doctor react to being a woman? And how will others react to her?

At title level, The X-Files promises spooky adventure with paranoid hi-jinks. But Fox Entertainment chairman David Madden just made another promise about the show: there will only be two “mythology” episodes in the upcoming Season 11 -- the premiere and the finale. “Eight of the episodes will be standalone stories so they will be classic ‘Mulder and Scully plunging into new adventures’” said Madden, according to Entertainment Weekly,

What if documentary filmmaker Ken Burns directed Captain America: Civil War? What if a superhero film about The Flash were directed by Ingmar Bergman? What if Sergio Leone took on The Punisher? Filmmaker Patrick H. Willems frequently asks these odd-ball questions. He also answers them with some spot-on videos, mashups of geek culture and high-brow cinema, where the camerawork is as broad as the humor.

Charting the wild progress of literature’s genre-of-the-moment. By Yvonne Shiau.

Things are not looking good for Luc Besson's sci-fi epic Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. The expensive film was obliterated at the domestic box office in its opening weekend, falling in fifth place with only $17 million against a reported $180 million production budget.

When Galaxy appeared in October 1950, it promised a kind of science-fiction different from the space operas of previous decades… By Ted Mills.

News - StarTrek.com talks to Kirk Thatcher about reprising his role as Star Trek IV's Punk on Bus in... Spider-Man: Homecoming. Read on at...

A look at the scientific evidence for panspermia. By Daniel Oberhaus.

The roots of multithreaded rendering software

H.P. Lovecraft and J.G. Ballard both put architecture at the heart of their fiction, and both made the humble corner into a place of nightmares. By Will Wiles.

X-Men: Gold Variant Cover Pays Homage To A Queen Album Cover With A Unique History That Includes A Sci-Fi Magazine from October 1953.