Articles by J.E. Reich
POTUS Meets Robot Guest In The White House For The First Time
Using Beam Pro, Alice Wong - the founder of the Disability Visibility Project - has become the first person ever to meet POTUS in the form of a robot.
So You Want To Write A Graphic Memoir? This Is How To Get Started
A new online class might be the kicker to help you pen your own graphic memoir masterpiece. Want to be the next Alison Bechdel? Here's your chance: an online course will teach you how to create your own graphic memoir — for only $12.
Silicon Valley's Kumail Nanjiani Fanboys Over 'X-Files' Guest Role
Kumail Nanjiani freaks out over his dream role of a lifetime — and it's heard not to freak out with him about it, too.
Real-Time Data Tracking And GPS Might Save The Lives of Endangered Rhinos
British scientists have developed a GPS real-time data-tracking device that might be the key to saving rhinos from the brink of extinction.
This Year Is The Warmest On Record — And That Isn't Good News
This June — and 2015 as a whole — were the warmest on record, which could point to some very alarming implications.
Scientists Determine That Ancient Astronomical Chart In Japan Mapped Out Sky From China
Astronomers in Japan say they have determined the vantage point location of an astronomical map thought to be the oldest zodiac mural in existence.
University Of Delaware Students Design Boot That Helps Heal Broken Bones
Like an orthopedic shoe, the SmartBoot helps reset fractures while lending additional support, but goes one step further in monitoring the healing process.
Archie #1 Review: Can You Go Home To Riverdale Again?
Will the modernized Archie reboot stick to the comic's Norman Rockwell-esque roots, and do we even want it to?
Despite 'Arrow' Team's Wish For A 'Constantine' Cameo, Red Tape Could Get In The Way
'Arrow' star Stephen Amell and executive producer Wendy Mericle are gunning to bring Matt Ryan from 'Constantine' on board for a guest-starring role - but is it easier said than done?
Researchers Discover Gene That Helps Humans Process Information
Researchers have discovered a gene that helps humans process information, and might be a step in the right direction to curing diseases like Alzheimer's.
Carrie Fisher Responds To Parents Who Find Slave Princess Leia Action Figure Unsuitable For Children
A Hasbro figurine that features Princess Leia in her 'slave girl' outfit has some parents upset. In response, Carrie Fisher says the get-up made her angry, too.
Natural Gas Outranks Coal As Number One Power Source In The US
For the first time in history, natural gas is now the leading source of fuel to generate electricity in the U.S., but at what price?
Emily Bett Rickards Hopes The Next Season Of 'Arrow' Gives Us A Stronger Felicity
Emily Bett Rickards spoke of her hopes that the character of Felicity will be a stronger one in the upcoming new season of 'Arrow.'
Ancient Underwater Volcanoes Discovered Near The Australian Coast
Scientists have discovered a group of 50 million-year-old volcanoes that might explain the formation of New Zealand and the Australian continent.
New 'Fantastic Four' Trailers Released In The US And Abroad
The final set of trailers for the 'Fantastic Four' reboot provide some backstory for Mr. Fantastic and Thing.
Scientists Classify Gene That Makes Heroin Get You High
Scientists at the University of Calgary have categorized the novel gene that makes poppies - and narcotics derived from it - one of the most potent painkillers on the planet.
Lego-Friendly Arm Lets Kids Personalize Their Prosthetics, Get Creative
The Umeå Institute of Design and Lego Futurelab have teamed up to create a Lego-compatible prosthetic to help disabled kids develop their sociability, creativity and all-around awesomeness.
'Bloom County' Comic Strip Returns After A 25-Year Hiatus
Berkeley Breathed's Pulitzer Prize-winning comic 'Bloom County' is making a comeback after a decades-long hiatus.
'Suicide Squad' And 'Deadpool' Footage Leaked By Fans At Comic-Con
Fans leaked presentation footage of Warner Bros.' 'Suicide Squad' and Fox's 'Deadpool.' The repercussions could be a major blow to future Comic-Con attendees.
Microsoft Is Discontinuing Many Of Its MSN Apps
App discontinuations come in the wake of structural overhauls and job cuts at Microsoft, which could mean trouble down the line for the tech company.
Archie TV Show 'Riverdale' Moves To The CW
The new Archie one-hour television drama 'Riverdale' will finally make its home at the CW network, confirms the pilot's head writer.
Alan Tudyk And Nathan Fillion Reunite For A Web Series Send Up Of Comic Book Culture
'Firefly' alums Alan Tudyk and Nathan Fillion are joining forces for 'Con Man,' a 12-episode web series. The first look at the series was released at Comic-Con 2015 in San Diego.
New Sherlock Sneak Peek Puts Benedict Cumberbatch In Victorian England
Steven Moffat's new 'Sherlock' special puts the infamous detective and his partner, Watson, back in Victorian England.
Ben Affleck Will Direct And Star In 'Batman' Standalone Movie, Geoff Johns To Write Script
Breaking news from Comic-Con: Ben Affleck is set to star and direct a standalone Batman film, with DC's creative chief office Geoff Johns as a co-writer for the screenplay.
'Gotham' Star Jada Pinkett Smith Reveals 'Suicide Squad' Dream Role
Jada Pinkett Smith plays Fish Mooney on the FOX hit 'Gotham,' but her dream role in 'Suicide Squad' is pretty different from who she plays on TV.
Cameron Monaghan Teases 'Gotham' Fans With Joker Photo
Cameron Monaghan posted a photo decked out as the iconic Joker, but is giving the villain a definitive backstory actually a good idea?
Study Suggests That Google Algorithms Discriminate Against Women
The results of a study conducted at Carnegie Mellon University propose that Google algorithms tend to discriminate against female job-seekers.
Duke Study Examines Why Mass Murder Makes Us Shrug
Results from a research study at Duke indicates that we respond no differently when we learn of the deaths of five people or 10,000 people. Is there a human limit for empathy?
Hotly Anticipated DC 'Super Hero Girls' Website Is Now Live
DC Comics has officially launched the website for its 'Super Hero Girls' line with hopes of drawing the attention of girls 6-12 to the DC universe.
Video Game Created By NYU Students Puts You In The Grand Budapest Hotel
Students at NYU's Game Center have designed a single-player puzzle game based on Wes Anderson's latest twee hit.
