'Alien vs. Predator' fans should never give up hope for another crossover, just don't expect it to go down in 'Alien: Earth.' Reading time 1 minute Now that we know Alien: Earth is getting another ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover Hollywood and entertainment. Alien: Earth concluded its first season with its eighth episode on Sept. 23 and seven weeks ...

"You know, I've met Dan once," Hawley revealed. "We are not kind of coordinating any of that stuff, so it's not really my plan to do it." In an industry in which creators embrace strategic ambiguity ...

Exoplanet TOI-561 b is the closest of four worlds orbiting a 10-billion-year-old G-type star roughly 280 light-years from Earth. Credit: NASA / ESA / CSA / Ralf Crawford illustration NASA’s James Webb ...

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has found the strongest evidence yet that a small, rocky planet outside our solar system has air, even though it orbits precariously close to its star. The exoplanet, ...

Alien: Earth creator Noah Hawley has publicly stated that the TV spinoff series will not feature a crossover with Predator, ruling out an appearance from the Yautja in Season 2 and beyond. Dan ...

A fascinating look at how extraterrestrials might perceive Earth—from our signals to our strange behaviors—revealing what truly stands out about our planet. Samuel Alito sits out Supreme Court Trump ...

What happens after aliens conquer Earth This video explores the aftermath of invasion from occupation and collaboration to resistance and long-term survival showing why conquest is never the end of ...

Previously, Hawley offered some insights into where he wants to take things and what he wants to explore in future seasons. Regarding Wendy's (Chandler) final words of empowerment at the end of the ...

Case in point: James Cameron’s Aliens took a sharp turn from Ridley Scott’s original film, changing the tone from a sci-fi/horror nightmare to an action-horror thrill ride. Cameron was clearly ...

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COMET 3I/ATLAS was approximately 169,150,000 miles away traveling at approximately 125,000 mph when I imaged it early morning 12/20/25 . It was one day past its closest point of approach to Earth.