The Doctor Who universe experienced seismic shifts over the weekend as Ncuti Gatwa’s tenure as the 15th Doctor concluded with a surprise regeneration that saw
The cultural aesthetic known as Afrofuturism has established itself as a transformative force reshaping storytelling across cinema and television. This artistic movement, which integrates elements
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Author of the popular sci-fi and fantasy novels Riot Baby and Beast Made of Night, novelist Tochi Onyebuchi is known for depicting complex social issues in
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Once again, downtown Atlanta will be the setting of one of the greatest parades of science fiction and pop culture, the DragonCon 2018 parade. Thousands
When it comes to science fiction in Atlanta, Black fans are going to be ecstatic. After all, the city has seen streets shut down and
Each year, downtown Atlanta is the scene of one of greatest parades of science fiction and pop culture. The parade will begin at the intersection of Peachtree
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The Labor Day weekend kicked off with one of Atlanta’s greatest parades, DragonCon 2015. Thousands lined up on Peachtree Street to watch the display of
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Science fiction and horror are two of the most popular genres of literature, film and television. But for African American fans of those genres, being
