Pokémon, but it’s also the edgier Zoroark. Yes, I will die on this hill that the Hisuian variant is the cooler one. Speaking ...

If you thought the McDonald’s logo was an abstract rendering of two massive, bendy French fries dipped into a pool of sweet, tangy ketchup, it's not a bad guess—but the logo colors actually ...

A Pokemon fan shares an artwork depicting Ice-type regional forms for the Shiftry evolutionary line, inspired by a ...

Object Details Keywords Class: Mammalia,Family: Cercopithecidae,Genus: Cercopithecus,Kingdom: Animalia,Monkey,Order: Primates,Phylum: Chordata,Primate,Red-tailed Guenon,Schmidt's Red-tailed ...

Ponyta and Rapidash You'll undoubtedly recognize the likes of Ponyta and Rapidash if you grew up with classics like Pokémon Red and Blue (or Green in Japan). This iconic gen 1 Pokémon duo received a ...

In Pokemon GO, finding shiny Pokemon isn’t any easier unfortunately, especially when it comes to finding a red Gyarados. There is no secret or trick to finding a red Gyarados in the wild in ...

Aktan Arym Kubat’s Black Red Yellow has won best feature at Shanghai International Film Festival’s (SIFF) Golden Goblet Awards, which also saw a raft of prizes for Chinese films. The Kyrgyz ...

Nearly anyone can take one look at Pokemon's famous electric mouse and tell you it's Pikachu. Even your grandparents, who don't even know how to use a phone, will likely be able to tell you who ...

Kyrgyzstan's 'Black Red Yellow' takes top Golden Goblet prize as Chinese films dominate major categories at 27th Shanghai International Film Festival.

The 27th Shanghai International Film Festival has announced its Golden Goblet Awards winners, with Kyrgyzstan’s “Black Red Yellow,” directed by Aktan Arym Kubat, taking home the award for ...

IMD has issued a red alert for extremely heavy rainfall for the Ghat section and a yellow alert for Pune city on Friday, coinciding with the annual Sant Tukaram and Sant Dnyaneshwar palkhis ...

Once near extinction, Brazil’s red-tailed Amazon parrot is soaring again—thanks to villagers who once saw it as a pest. Now, the bird draws eco-tourists and hope to coastal islands.