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'Jurassic World Rebirth' Perfectly Delivers One of Science’s Biggest Ethical Dilemmas

The latest dino blockbuster has us asking the question again: Should we ever bring back extinct species?

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The Dumbest Star Wars Trope Is Also Somehow The Most Scientifically Accurate

Missing planets? That literally happens all the time.

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What Sci-Fi Gets So Wrong About Suspended Animation

The idea of extending life with deep sleep has been a sci-fi staple for decades. So, how close are we?

Dec. 2025

The Cozy Issue

The Inverse Interview

The Feats of Walker Scobell

As a darker Season 2 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians pushes its hero out of his comfort zone, Walker Scobell gets used to being the face of Disney’s biggest fantasy franchise.

By Lyvie Scott
Feature

What’s In The Box? The Cold Comfort And Cozy Gloom Of David Fincher

Feature

It’s Time To Rethink Cozy Games

The Cozy Issue

The Perfect Cozy Game Pairings For Our Favorite Comfort Shows

Review

'Outlander' Season 8 Is A Fitting Swan Song For The Time-Travel Romance

By Andrea Thompson

Sassenach no more.

Review

'The Bride!' Is Stylish, Garish, And Soulless

By Hoai-Tran Bui

It’s alive…but is it really?

221B For Life

'Young Sherlock' Turns Heated Rivals Into Kickass Partners

By Ryan Britt

How the new Prime Video series from Guy Ritchie is surprisingly faithful to Holmesian lore, without being trapped by the canon.

The Inverse Interview

Stephanie Beatriz Can’t Keep Quiet

It’s the Twisted Metal star’s turn — to rule the post-apocalypse.

Joel Edgerton’s Hero’s Journey

The star of Dark Matter on Apple TV+ (and Bright, and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Gatsby) reveals how he climbed to the top of Hollywood — and what comes next.

Iman Vellani Geeks Out

The Marvels breakout star goes deep on fan theories, the rules of time travel, and why she’s the Lorax of the MCU.

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Spoilers

Dunk and Egg

Who Are The New Characters In 'Knight Of Seven Kingdoms' Season 2?

By Dais Johnston

Dunk’s got some new friends — and a new boss.

Trek Family

Why Star Trek Just Returned To An Underrated Tear-Jerker Episode From 1997

By Ryan Britt

Starfleet Academy’s bosses revisited Voyager’s “Real Life” to bring a new dimension to the Doctor.

Review

'Scream 7' Review: The Good, The Bad, And The Meta

TV

What ‘Fallout’ Season 3 Has In Store For The Ghoul

Inverse Interview

Jonathan Frakes Says He "Hopes" To Work With 'Picard' Season 3 Showrunner Again

By Ryan Britt

The Next Generation legend has directed the penultimate episode of Starfleet Academy Season 1.

News

John Wick's Prequel Game Is Filling In A Crucial Timeline Gap

By Chrishaun Baker

Will we get to see why exactly he needed to use a pencil to kill three guys?

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‘The Boys’ Season 5 Teases Homelander’s Bloody Endgame

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Is it the end of the world for supekind?

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'The Testaments' Teases The YA-ification Of 'The Handmaid’s Tale'

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Same world, new outlook.

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'The Batman 2' Might Be Adapting An Important Piece Of Batman Villain Lore

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The birth of Two-Face is a tragedy decades in the making.

Subspace Chatter

Our Current Star Trek Era Might Come To An Abrupt End

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The future of the final frontier is in question.

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'Outlander' Season 8 Is A Fitting Swan Song For The Time-Travel Romance

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Sassenach no more.

Blu-rays

One Forgotten Japanese Sci-Fi Movie Predated A Beloved Anime Adaptation By Decades

By Rory Doherty

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