“I do love opening the door for cosplayers,” Davies told Polygon. “In one episode in the first season he set out of the ...

There’s a reason his long stripey scarf and fedora remain the Doctor’s most recognisable and repeated costume, more than 50 years after they were first worn. That it was Sutekh, a villain from ...

These eggs, symbolizing new life, blend pagan and Christian beliefs, evolving from ancient spring celebrations to modern pop culture references. Easter egg hunts and alternative egg creations add ...

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With his long black cape, heavy labored breathing, and black armor, Darth Vader is one of the more dreaded villains in the Star Wars universe.

its viewership made the Plinko game even more popular and a part of pop culture. Nowadays, the plinko game is popular in friendship and family hangouts and can also be played online at iGaming ...

Moving back to RTD1, we have the Doctor’s (first) reunion with Donna Noble, Partners in Crime. This is often remembered as quite a silly episode, thanks to its cute and cuddly Adipose antagonists.

The Twelfth Doctor’s third series opener felt like a direct reaction to his second – a stripped-back affair with the sole purpose of introducing new companion Bill Potts. There’s the odd ...

But it was his powerful protest of Jim Crow segregation, “A Change Is Gonna Come,” released in 1964, that reveals pop culture’s ability to transcend the ephemeral. Music especially can ...