A recap of “Infected,” the latest episode of The Walking Dead.
Adrien Noterdaem has a knack for turning almost any TV/movie/videogame character into a Simpsons character. Luckily, he shares it with the internet each working day.
Some of today’s biggest red carpet trotters got their starts in B-grade horror flicks. Here are some of the best in their gory origin stories.
You know the story. You remember the blood. But nearly 40 years after the publication of Stephen King’s high school horror Carrie and the film adaptation that followed, somehow we haven’t learned its lesson about the horrors of bullying and …
Yeah, the guy who played the sleazy lawyer on Breaking Bad has anger issues, but if you need funny, you need Bob Odenkirk.
Novelist Dave Eggers new book the Circle calls to mind one of the most detailed and entertaining accounts of life at Google, a 2005 novel called Virtual Love written by a then-Google executive named Kim Malone Scott.
Netflix will soon be available through Samsung’s Smart Media Player. How long before it’s a standard?
The infamously reclusive creator of Calvin & Hobbes, Bill Watterson, spoke for the first time in several years in a new interview
Hunky time-traveling Ichabod Crane has made Chris Baker lose his head. Why is every other TV show an updated version of some classic fairytale or children’s story?
The Fifth Estate could’ve been a great film about the rise of WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, but instead it falls into the traps of many cyber-thrillers before it.
Just like the Marvel movies, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. enjoys adding references to the more obscure details of the Marvel Universe as tiny presents for longtime readers of the comic books. And we enjoy breaking them down.
Remember the scene where Littlefinger leaned over to Sansa during a jousting scene in Game of Thrones and whispered, “How do you feel about people who go, ‘Hadouken’?” No? You will once you watch the Bad Lip Reading video spoof …
The music video for the new Yeasayer single, “Glass in the Microscope,” was shot partially through microscope — and in a microbiology lab.
There’s a new video by the maker of “Friday” called “Chinese Food.” While it’s as hilariously terrible as “Friday,” it’s different in one important way: It’s racist.
“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” was only the beginning. A new report claims that Marvel Studios is now offering five new TV projects to cable and digital providers.
Getting numbers on how many people are tweeting about a TV show is just the start. There’s a lot more we can learn about TV from Twitter.
With only one new show debuting this week, the CW’s Reign has a lot to live up to — which, as long as you don’t care about history, it shamelessly does.
In case you slept through this weekend and missed it, here are the 10 biggest comic book stories from 2013′s New York Comic Con.
A recap of the Season 4 premiere of The Walking Dead, “30 Days Without an Accident.”
Two soulmates, engrossed in reading the same book, pass each other on the street without ever meeting. A clique of teenage ponies is ravaged by scandalous gossip. As a world-ending meteor barrels towards Earth, a triceratops reflects on the fact …
New York Comic Con 2013 is currently in full swing, and WIRED is on the floor checking out the best and most interesting art at the annual convention for comics and popular culture in the Big Apple. But don’t be …
Kate Beaton first made waves in the webcomic scene with her history comics at Hark! A Vagrant. She’s since published a graphic novel collection that hit #1 on the New York Times bestseller list for graphic novels, and at New …
Crazy 4 Cult gallery art show in LA is releasing a book collecting some of its favorite fine art based on pop culture.
In the latest episode of Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy, Scott Lynch talks about the long-awaited third volume in his Gentlemen Bastards series, The Republic of Thieves.
Yesterday’s social media was filled with raves from New York Comic Con. Only problem was, the people posting them weren’t actually writing them.
If you’re you’re familiar with the Internet — and since you’re on it right now, we’re going to assume that you are — Dave Eggers’ new book The Circle will likely sound more than a little tone-deaf.
The documentary Dear Mr. Watterson is above all a love letter to the beloved cartoon about a boy and his tiger.
Paul Pope announces a prequel to his critically acclaimed monster-fighting series Battling Boy, exclusively at WIRED.
The Transformer known as Bumblebee keeps changing his alternative automobile form, and Chris Baker is issuing a moving violation. Is the Autobot a VW Bug? Or a Mustang? A station wagon? A Zamboni?! Stop the madness!
Indie movie Zero Charisma delves deep into the world of tabletop RPGs — but does it also dip its toe into nerd stereotypes?