Sunday, January 24, 2016, is the date just released for the USA premiere of the new X-Files series starring the original actors, Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny, as Scully and Mulder. That's the Truth that was out there we were looking for.
nebezial is releasing all four issues of Death Vigil to everyone, for free! Get all the details you need in this announcement and be sure to show your appreciation for this amazing artist.
DeviantArt's Believe it or not: There is a 1200-year-old tradition of making hyper-detailed lollipops and it is called Amezaiku. The art form is being kept alive today in the most amazing of ways by artist Shinri Tezuka. These pops don't suck.
Over the weekend PygmyOwls not only celebrated her birthday, she got engaged! Join us in congratulating her.
Both, Arrow's Stephen Amell and Star Trek's William Shatner, have taken to Twitter to try to help revive the show elsewhere. Amell has said if the show gets picked up he will guest star as the Arrow on it. Who do you think would be the best host for the show? Netflix? HBO? Showtime? Tell us in the comments below.
The team at ArtisanCraft have announced their May Creative Craft Challenge and the focus is Polymer Clay.
Cuba has been testing a lung cancer vaccine and the tests have shown such great results, that America wants in as quickly as possible. Those ferry trips to Cuba can't start soon enough.
Let's take a cue from roberlan and try to pretend that Monday is the new Friday. Share something positive in the comments below and we'll all make it through Monday together.
The Rover has been on Mars for nearly 1000 Martian days but this is the first color photo that gives us a look at how the sun going down on the Red planet's surface would look through human eyes.
Gro-ggy wants to know what sorts of hobbies you have outside of art. Share yours here.
Visceral Games and the co-creator of Uncharted seem to be working on a Han Solo, Star Wars game. We don't know when in his life the game will be set, anyone have any suggestions? All the same, this is great news, we just want it now.
Chris Burden's "Urban Lights" sculpture outside the Los Angeles Count Museum of Art has become a landmark in the city of dreams. A fitting tribute for an artist who inspired so many. His final sculpture, a tribute to the 1901 first dirigible flight around Paris's Eiffel Tower by the Brazilian aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont, will be on show for a month at the Museum beginning on May 18.
