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Superman’s Fleischer cartoons are 85 years old, but their incredible animation, Art Deco Metropolis and timeless sense of adventure still make them worth watching today.
Apple's new iPhone Duo starts at $2,999 in Canada. Is it really one phone, or are we paying for two devices cleverly folded into one?
An audiobook can be a 20-hour commitment, so the person telling the story matters. From narrator fandom to 750,000 titles and the arrival of AI voices, the audiobook has become much more than a book being read aloud.
Ritchie Blackmore recorded bass on five Rainbow tracks but never performed those bass parts live. Here's the strange story behind the recordings.
Your library card can give you free access to movies, comics, ebooks, audiobooks, newspapers and more, potentially saving you thousands every year.
Remember Atari's Asteroids? Spaceships flips the classic arcade formula around, letting you control the asteroids and destroy the spaceships instead.
Angine de Poitrine is a wonderfully strange Quebec math-rock duo. Now their bizarre music and costumes have inspired an equally bizarre LEGO tribute.
The mysterious “E” in Wile E. Coyote actually has an answer, and the Road Runner comics reveal an even stranger secret: he had a wife and three sons.
Bjo Trimble and a grassroots fan campaign helped save Star Trek in 1968. That extra season changed the show's future and television history.
One room, twelve men, and one life hanging in the balance. 12 Angry Men proves that human emotion, prejudice, and great filmmaking can create more tension than any special effect.
Gloria Steinem saw Wonder Woman as more than a comic book hero. Her 1972 Ms. cover helped turn Diana into a lasting symbol of female strength.
Hilroy's familiar back-to-school exercise book has a problem: its map of Canada forgot Newfoundland, Cape Breton and Haida Gwaii.
MapQuest refused to rename Lake Ontario. Then downloads exploded. What happened says something bigger about nostalgia, technology and taking a side.