Ahsoka Tano’s appearance has definitely evolved since her debut in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, but she’s always sported her distinctive head features. Over the years, many fans have been pretty curious about the scope of their purpose, and Cavan Scott’s new Jaws of Jakku audiobook (via ScreenRant) has finally revealed a bit more about … Read more

New York Comic Con 2025 had no shortage of pop culture brands offering immersive and interactive experiences on the show floor. There are many ways to entice fans to stop browsing and spend some time in booths, but a few stood out from the rest. Den of Geek sampled many of the offerings from the … Read more

This story is part of our digital cover series celebrating 10 years of Den of Geek magazine! Check out our exclusive Solar Opposites video cover, in partnership with Hulu, here! When Solar Opposites season 6 began production, the cast didn’t know that they’d be recording their characters’ final lines. However, a creeping sense of finality … Read more

This post contains light spoilers for Eddington. Ari Aster loves to make viewers feel bad and to leave them confused. His debut feature Hereditary and especially his follow-up Midsommar sparked endless debates about how to interpret the final scenes, or how to make sense of the horrific imagery Aster put on the screen. Even Beau … Read more

Good news, everyone! If you loved the more lengthy episode runtimes of Stranger Things’ fourth season, they’re back for part one of the upcoming fifth. Although none of the first part of season 5’s installments achieve the eye-watering season four finale‘s length of almost two-and-a-half hours, they’re still pretty long, with only one falling under … Read more

“Blonde. James Blonde.” Twenty years ago, variations of that joke could be found all over the internet. That’s because October 14, 2005 was the day that Eon Productions announced that Daniel Craig had been cast as James Bond. The announcement was classic Bond, with Craig riding toward the reporters in a Royal Navy speedboat, and … Read more

As the recent documentary John Candy: I Like Me reminds us, John Candy was often wonderful onscreen. But he was never better than when he was teamed with director John Hughes. Together, the duo created all-time classics such as Uncle Buck, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, and Only the Lonely. Had things worked out differently, Candy … Read more

“We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time.” ~T.S. Eliot In my early twenties, I packed a backpack and boarded a plane alone with a one-way ticket to Southeast Asia. It was a move that … Read more

Come learn from Gardens of Texas author Pam Penick at a November 6 presentation for Garden Spark in Austin!… Read More The post Learn how Texas gardeners are adapting to weather extremes, making gorgeous gardens appeared first on Digging. October 13, 2025 Austin-area gardeners, come learn about Texas gardening at a November 6 presentation for Garden Spark! This time … Read more

Learn the fascinating origin of the jack-o’-lantern Halloween tradition, plus facts about the origin and world records. You don’t need to be a trick-or-treater to know that jack-o’-lanterns on your neighborhood porches mean that Halloween is coming! From black triangle eyes to elaborate monster faces, the carved jack-o’-lantern pumpkin has gone through many phases to … Read more