Many anime protagonists have the makings of an imposing villain, and in some cases, the story would be even better if they were.

These My Hero Academia characters owe their lives to a variety of hard-to-believe circumstances.

If Deku didn't possess the absurdly powerful One For All, these Quirks would be best suited to his personality and fighting style.

Nana Shiguraki was a pivotal character in My Hero Academia, not only as the predecessor and mentor of All Might, but also a former wielder of One For All and the grandmother of the Main antagonist, ...

"Other Side," a documentary exploring one woman’s fight for medical aid in dying and the legal, medical and personal choices at life’s end, screens 2 p.m. Aug 16 at Images ...

Coco Jones asked fans to tag Alicia Keys in a performance video of her 'Why Not More?' standout — here's the result.

Disassembled and his resurrection, Hawkeye adopted the mantle of Ronin in New Avengers #27. Clint became more morally ambiguous, operating outside the law. Likewise, in Civil War II, Clint took a ...

While heroes get all the glory, it's often more fun to play the villain. Heroes are bastions of composure and justice, but villains often get ...

The Hitman Stans is a manga series like The Way of the Househusband and Mr Villain's Day Off, but still feels unique.

Scientists from the University of Oslo say one side of Earth’s interior is losing heat much faster than the other side—and the culprit is practically as old as time.

Great shows like Community and The Boys would've been more interesting if fan-favorite villains like Ben Chang and Homelander had taken center stage.

Georgia landowners who sued to stop the Rivian plant may have to pay the state's legal fees. The state argues the lawsuit was frivolous due to sovereign immunity from local zoning laws. Landowners ...