I don't recall Hercules and Xena having massive budgets:

Dune was my first introduction to scifi that forced the reader to really reflect upon the consequences of the characters actions without giving clear cut answers to whether something is good or bad, teaching me to think about what I was reading instead of just digesting the story, and inspired a huge change in the way…

Really, this book was not the first push on my way to giving up a teenage interest in the paranormal, but it was the last and the biggest. Though I will still be grateful to you, Book I Can't Remember The Name Of, which looked like a visual encyclopedia of the paranormal, but was in fact, a lengthy debunking ripping…

Pink eye. Hulk should stop sharing his makeup.

Weak

This

Also notice Hulk's red eyes. Either allergies, pepper spray or a hex from Scarlet Witch.

My guess is it's a member of Black Panther's tribe. I think someone said it's Wakandan.

Uncle Sam wants YOU (for research)...

Dune Trek: "Spice! The final frontier..."

Goodbye mission control. Thanks for trying.

This is SUPER easy.
Hunt skeletons.
Take their bones.
Grind their bones into Bone Meal.
Use the Bone Meal to fertilize crops.
BOOM
Instant crops and less skeletons.

But seriously, people need to stop forgetting Bone Meal exists.
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Bone_Meal

Jerks. There is nothing safe about flouting traffic laws. Especially running red lights and stop signs.

Not really. The case for Benjen as Coldhands makes a lot of literary sense. The case against it was always super thin to me. The only thing argument against it, prior to this, is the "he's been dead a long time" comment. But that involves a BIG assumption that "a long time" means more than the year or two that…

Spoiler Alert! I hear it's actually being split into three parts:

Now if only the "history" channel would follow suit