The third episode of the rebooted X-Files, “Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster,” was a welcome bit of awareness for a season that started out so self-seriously it was high camp. Written by Darin Morgan, a longtime X-Files contributor who was responsible for a handful of its most beloved episodes, “Were-Monster”…
Platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated musician B.o.B. spent Sunday tweeting about how NASA has spent its entire existence tricking the world into believing that earth is round when, in fact, it is flat. The government conspiracy, he asserted by way of several very intense .jpgs, dates back to the Freemasons (including…
The X-Files returns to television on Sunday, and until then, let’s take a moment with the news that Fox offered Gillian Anderson half of David Duchovny’s salary in initial negotiations for the reboot. Doesn’t that just make you want to tune in?
Since we’re getting closer to the release of the upcoming X-Files revival, Fox has released a new gift: a teaser showing the first minute of the first episode. The clip, which can be seen on DoYouStillBelieve.com, shows old footage from the original series in the form of photographs and case files, while Mulder (David…
The truth is out there, and this determined kitten, whose name is Mulder, isn't going to let a pesky household door get in his way. Ergo, he has figured out how to open doors, by jumping onto the hand and pulling it down with his entire body.
Gillian Anderson — best known for playing supernatural skeptic FBI agent Dana Scully on The X-Files — is now an author, and her first novel is being described as a "supernatural/science fiction thriller."
Yes, I counted. It's called investigative journalism? Maybe you've heard of it? (Sidenote: I may have counted wrong.) In this supercut, America's favorite skeptical Catholic alien autopsist expresses her awe/wonder/horror/surprise/erotic delight(?) by saying "Oh my God" a hilarious number of times. Which is…
A new procedure that combines DNA from one man and two women may help produce embryos free of genetic disease. Some people are concerned about the technique, however — maybe because it resembles the scariest X-Files episode ever. [Sun]
In honor of the passing of Gidget the Taco Bell Chihuahua yesterday, we've compiled a tribute to the commercial achievements of our favorite animal thespians, from Morris the Cat's unsuccessful presidential bid to the duck that's torturing Ben Affleck.
Newly released Ministry of Defence files reveal that British investigators interviewed a woman about her dog-walking alien encounter. Good to know they were taking it seriously?
Hey, so, remember when earlier in the week we went to the U.S. X-Files: I Want to Believe premiere and it was super-depressing and kinda lame? Yeah, well, now you get to relive that experience, only this time, in London. I mean, I'll see the movie, for old times' sake, if only to find out exactly how many close…
The X-Files: I Want to Believe premieres today, shrouded in its own set of Clintonian conspiracy theories. Can Agent Scully rekindle our fangirldom? Are our two special agents still an item? Who's the casting director that saw rapper Xzibit and thought "FBI agent?" Oh, and about that plot: it sounds like a mediocre…
When I was growing up, I felt very alone in my SciFi fandom. I saw the first 4 Star Trek movies in an actual theatre (not all first run, obviously). Sunday night dinners were scheduled around Dr. Who. The first movie I remember seeing was Cocoon. Any friends I had in junior high or high school that watched that kind…
