Danielle Riendeau

Want to watch the best sci-fi series? Here’s a guide.

Want some tasty recipes to go with your Game of Thrones? The Inn at the Crossroads has you covered.

Updates on Nintendo’s Wii U, the Tomb Raider reboot , Deus Ex: Human Revolution, BioShock Infinite, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D and more.

The Curse of the Buxon Strumpet will feature some of the walking dead alive and well in the18th century.

J.J. Abrams’ new movie will literally shake you out of your seat. Also, a great read on women in computer science.

Bioware scores with Dragon Age and Nintendo releases the 3DS.

The greatest gift a geek can get, and the lowdown on Sundance.

Sexism runs rampant in the world of gaming. Are things changing?

The most adorable nerdy website on the planet.

Want some lesbionic tips for an awesome holiday weekend? You’ve come to the right place.

Imagining the Disney Princesses as superheroes, and a few words from Wonder Woman herself, Linda Carter.

A goofy upcoming film spoofs Twilight, and other fang fiction highlights.

X-Men producer Lauren Shuler Donner wants to make a Wonder Woman movie, and The Last Airbender proves itself a whitewashed failure.

A quick executive summary on this year’s biggest show in gaming, and a few nerdy highlights.

The best thing about the new iPhone is Jane Lynch’s Apple spoof video. Also, no more booth babes for PAX.

Joss Whedon talks about how he created his beloved show, and how others can learn from his formula.

In honor of Geek Pride Day, we’ve made a list of lesbian geek rights.

The classic Manga is soon to get a big-screen adaptation, courtesy of Tim Burton.

Extolling the pleasures of a queer-friendly gaming universe. Also, True Blood teases us with mini-webisodes.

Alien prequels are on their way, and Star Wars fashion goes fangirl-friendly.

The new film will reportedly take place in Pandora's underwater world. Also, sci-fi film posters redux.

We geeks certainly love to get excited and complain, but is it healthy?

At a university in the UK, you can now get your Master’s Degree in vampire literature.

One of the funniest, lightest dramatic films of the past year, Pippa Lee features Robin Wright Penn as the enigmatic title character with Julianne Moore as a naughty lesbian photographer.