'Ghosts’ Asher Grodman Wrote His College Thesis On Sidney Lumet

The Ghosts star tells Inverse about his lifelong interest in one director's astounding 50-year career.

How The Blistering Satire Of Helldivers 2 Came To Be

Satire and world-building.

For Russell T Davies, 'Doctor Who' is Forever

The returning showrunner and cast reflect on the newest adventures in the TARDIS.

The Real Reason Google Keeps Changing the Pixel Camera Bar

Aesthetics, or clever engineering?

How 'The Stand' Became TV's First Genre Epic

I do think it woke people up to the fact that you can take genre material seriously and reach a really wide audience,” director Mick Garris says.

The Kingdom That Freya Built

The rising star who plays the heartfelt princess of The Witcher is now the lone human taking on The Planet of the Apes. All hail Freya Allan.

'The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles' was a Testbed for the Prequels

“It was the beginning of digital effects.”

Why Apple TV+’s 'Dark Matter' Matters

“It’s a serious adult drama wrapped in this crazy sci-fi package.”

Tadanobu Asano Spills His Guts on the 'Shogun' Finale

Inverse spoke with Tadanobu Asano about his scene-stealing turn as Yabushige, the lovable scoundrel of Shogun.

As a Star Trek Era Ends, One Of Its Stars Reveals The Greatest Lesson of The Franchise

Mary Wiseman opens up about the end of Discovery, and the inspiration of The Next Generation. But don’t you dare ask her about Starfleet Academy.