"Where Is Everybody?" introduces The Twilight Zone theme of reality vs. fantasy in the pilot episode. "Eye Of The Beholder" exemplifies the show's twist endings through unconventional perspectives.

You better hold on tight spider monkeys, because LEGO is releasing its first ever Twilight-themed set, featuring details from all five movies. Comprised of 2,001 pieces, the set is of the iconic ...

Virtually every U.S. president since Franklin D. Roosevelt has relied on an esteemed scientist or engineer to advise them on some of the nation’s most complex and pressing issues, from climate ...

The Twilight movies are a romantic fantasy vampire series based on the series of novels by Stephenie Meyer.

The Twilight movies are a romantic fantasy vampire series based on the series of novels by Stephenie Meyer.

One might even say they're as rare as gold. So, Asus says, how about we add some more rarity to your rare so you can pine while you pine—or gloat while you gloat, if you're lucky enough to ...

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When Bella Swan moves to a small town in the Pacific Northwest, she falls in love with Edward Cullen, a mysterious classmate who reveals himself to be a 108-year-old vampire.

That’s a quote from Rod Serling, the creator of “The Twilight Zone,” which ran on CBS from 1959-64. Today, “The Twilight Zone” is thought of first as a sci-fi and fantasy anthology, with a dash of the ...