Neko Case has been releasing acclaimed solo and collaborative albums for nearly three decades.Credit...Meghan Marin for The New York Times Supported by By Lindsay Zoladz One morning, when she was ...

Be warned, film fans – and plan your toilet breaks well in advance - because James Cameron has revealed that the third part of his Avatar saga ... films but instead to make “brave choices ...

Nvidia unveiled a prototype AI avatar at CES 2025 that lives on your PC’s desktop. The AI assistant, R2X, looks like a video game character, and it can help you navigate apps on your computer.

Synthesia co-founder Victor Riparbelli just raised $180 million at a $2.1 billion to make his startups AI-generated video avatars more lifelike. As OpenAI, Google and Adobe vie with startups like ...

You could hardly accuse James Cameron of playing it safe with Avatar, or Avatar: The Way Of Water. The first film in his Na’vi saga was a largely unknown quantity before it sizzled audiences ...

Who’s ready to return to Pandora? Across Avatar and its belated follow-up Avatar: The Way Of Water, cinematic master James Cameron has taken audiences into the lush jungles, crystal waters ...

Avatar 3 will introduce the Ash clan of the Na'vi, led by Varang, adding complexity to the story. James Cameron aims to break the black-and-white paradigm in Avatar 3 by introducing an adversarial ...

Tyler The Creator is a rather animated emcee. However, one illustrator and animator are taking this up a notch. Ali Graham, the mind behind a viral Kendrick Lamar “Not Like Us” game ...

Cameron has been working on Avatar for nearly three decades now, and it’s clearly a labor of love. Fans feel the weight of those years as well, having anticipated a sequel from 2009 to 2022.

Atlassian’s venture capital arm has thrown its money behind a $US180 million ($290 million) bet on a UK-based start-up that helps companies create artificial ...

Minecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson says he's hoping to start work on a new game that would serve as a "spiritual successor" to the block-based sandbox game he first created in 2009.

Several fans pointed out that the animated avatars representing the players on the Australian Open's YouTuber steaming look like Wii characters. Tennis fans watching the Australian Open on YouTube ...