How Visually Similar Indiana Jones 4 Was to the First Three Films
Proving that Crystal Skull does actually bear some relevance to the rest of the franchise.
Proving that Crystal Skull does actually bear some relevance to the rest of the franchise.
The secrets to the process have until now been anything but clear.
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Will there be any more space abortions?
You’re looking at a Critical Skills Operator with U.S. Marine Corps as he learns how to uses a torch to cut through a metal door. That’s just part of a list of techniques including “mechanical, ballistic, thermal and explosive” methods that the soldiers uses to overcome walls, fences and anything else that gets in their way. They don’t take “no” for an answer at the door. [Marines]
ITV is hoping that commuters will be CONVERTED into TV viewers.
If ever the Sunday pub lunch toss up of beer and burger or a traditional roast has left you an indecisively salivating mess, head up to Wakefield's Smokehouse BBQ.
If it goes wrong, hospital administrators will have the doctor's head on a plate.
While a crack squad of moles is working on disrupting the water supply.
Scientists are fighting the way in which the virus can evolve to escape the clutches of specialised treatments.
But will employers be laughing when the robots unionise?
Soon the Queen won't be the only Monarch appearing on British stamps – you'll be able to lick Emperor Palpatine's backside, as Royal Mail has unveiled its new line of Star Wars stamps, to commemorate upcoming film The Force Awakens. Read more >>
Corporate hand-holding system could be on the way to encourage fence-sitters to go Android.
If intelligent life is out there, we don’t want them to think we’re a bunch of backward fleshy bigots now, do we?
Train station book shops set to boom with algorithmically generated middle-brow fiction.
