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First we had the Wonka-inspired Xbox Series, and now there’s something that should appeal to the Brit in me. If you’re from good ol’ Blighty and you like the idea of your Xbox or PlayStation peripherals reminding you of this fact, Yorkshire Tea may have the answer.

Star Trek Discovery may have gone far, far beyond any other point in the franchise’s timeline after its third season leap to the 32nd Century – but its final season is still finding time to address one of the biggest, oldest mysteries in the Star Trek universe.

An X-Men character is rumored to appear in an upcoming Marvel Studios series, and they may be worthy of wielding Thor's hammer (Mjolnir) when they do.

Deadpool has finally joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and he’s clearly taking full advantage of the licensing rights and cameos that kind of prestige affords. In the first trailer forDeadpool and Wolverine, which debuted on Sunday during the Super Bowl, Marvel’s favorite mercenary teams up with Wolverine to take on the entire multiverse.

Star Trek: Picard has never quite landed smoothly with major Star Trek fans, with many voicing their dislike online. Now that the series is finished after season 3, fans aren’t straying away from their original opinions. They’re doubling down on them and using season 3 to justify it further.

Star Trek: The Next Generation has sparked debates among fans regarding the return of its cast members, like Patrick Stewart's Picard, with some arguing the characters should never return in future iterations despite recent reprisals.

X-Men series star Patrick Stewart has commented on whether or not there’s a possibility of .

Iconic actor Patrick Stewart has called filming his cameo in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness “frustrating and disappointing.”

Woe, woe unto the poor marketing teams of BioWare, who had the misfortune to release their latest Dragon Age: Dreadwolf video hours before the leak of the GTA 6 trailer. The Dragon Age trailer is just a teaser, with a full reveal coming in summer 2024, but it sheds some light on the new RPG's setting, and introduces a rather menacing character who sounds like Patrick Stewart - BioWare have yet to reveal the actor.

One last trailer for the The Marvels hit YouTube today in advance of the movie’s weekend debut and it’s a doozy of a thing. Full of flashbacks to Avengers: Endgame, the reveal of some of the movie’s cameos, and the promise of a “moment that changes everything” — Marvel Studios wants butts in the theater for The Marvels and is willing to do quite a bit to get it.

Tom Hardy is a household name – but it wasn’t always that way. The fresh-faced actor appeared opposite Patrick Stewart in 2002’s much-maligned Star Trek: Nemesis and, according to Stewart’s latest memoir, rubbed the Picard actor up the wrong way.

This article contains mild spoilers for Loki season 2, episode 2. If you've yet to tune in, and don't want to know anything that happens, turn back now!

“I hold no truck with such superstition,” said David Tennant on stage during his spotlight panel at New York Comic Con, moderated by Popverse’s Tiffany Babb. He’s about to start rehearsals of The Scottish Play at the Donmar Warehouse in London and was happy to share his “Shakespeare geek point of view” with the crowd at NYCC. “I think we should say the word Macbeth,” he said. “Macbeth, Macbeth, Macbeth!”

Patrick Stewart says Ian McKellen told him not to accept the role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation.

The Picard show may have wrapped its third and final season in April, but Sir Patrick Stewart isn’t done with Jean-Luc or his story just yet.

Bethesda has been getting a lot of attention of late due to the upcoming epic space RPG Starfield, and rightly so: It's an exciting title — the first new IP from Bethesda in decades — and it looks to take the open-world genre to new heights (literally).