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Ridiculous Rule 63 Recreations as Presented By Dorkly

Dorkly takes a look at some absolutely crazy rule 63 creations in comics.

There Are 2 Doctors In These Fantastic Doctor Who Engagement Photos

A Texas couple creates the most amazingly cute Doctor Who themed engagement photos you will ever see. Ever.

Links To The Onion on Facebook Will Be Tagged as Satire

The popular satire site The Onion is now being tagged as "satire" on Facebook. The execution leaves a lot to be desired, though.

Ripping Apart the Science Behind Weather Movies

There are a rather large amount of meteorology movies out there, and it always seems that none of them manage to get the science behind the weather quite right. Liz takes a deeper look into five of the worst offenders for weather movies.

Dorkly Shows The Real Way Superman Hides His Identity

Tony Wilson at Dorkly looks into how exactly Superman manages to keep his identity as Clark Kent a secret.

The Mary Sue Exclusive Interview: Dancing with Eternity‘s John Patrick Lowrie and Ellen McLain Talk Audiobooks, Sexuality, and Living Forever

Liz Suess met with voice actors John Patrick Lowrie and Ellen McLain to discuss John's book Dancing with Eternity, which was recently released as an audiobook.

Things We Saw Today: Nintendo Belly Warmers Will Help Keep You Warm

Haramaki, also known as belly warmers, are now available with Nintendo designs from Japanese company Hobonichi.

Warner Bros. Hires Writers for Two Aquaman Scripts (Yes, Two)

Warner Bros. is writing two different Aquaman scripts to see which one they like better.

[UPDATE] Need Help Hiding a Body? Siri Is Not the Answer.

A Floridian is accused of killing his college roommate back in 2012 and apparently used Siri to help dispose of the body. Don't do that! UPDATE: Apparently not.

Things We Saw Today: Awesome Sign Language Hawkeye Shirt

Comics are slowly getting better about representation and the latest issue of Hawkeye is showing it. This new shirt by WeLoveFine merges sign language and comics as flawlessly as Matt Fraction and David Aja.