G.I. Joe has a new member in long-time franchise villain Baroness, and now the writer of the upcoming Energon Universe series ...

When it comes to modern metal acts that are worthy of sitting atop mount Olympus, Baroness are no exception. The caliber of songwriting and musicianship that Baroness have brought to the heavy ...

Nicolas Cage stars in this highly stylized 1998 thriller directed by Brain De Palma. Cage plays a crooked cop investigating the assassination of the Secretary of Defense, who was shot at a ...

Paramount and Hasbro have produced three films in the G.I. Joe universe: a “so bad it’s good” kick-off in 2009, a surprisingly decent 2013 sequel, and Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins ...

Fast paced and irreverent, Baroness von Sketch Show is a single-camera comedy, shot on location, that offers a witty take on everyday concerns. From the politics of ordering a coffee to entitled ...

Chief among them was the notorious and venomous cottonmouth snake, a.k.a., water moccasin ... says that with its triangular head and steely eyes, cottonmouths will only bite when threatened.

Golding plays the lead role in Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins, the G.I. Joe prequel which dropped in 2021. The film follows Snake Eyes (Golding), a lone wandered who is welcomed into an ancient ...

Snake case is a naming convention where a developer replaces spaces between words with an underscore. Most object-oriented programming languages don't allow variable, method, class and function names ...

As part of a $1 billion investment in internal game development, Hasbro is working on a new game set in the G.I. Joe universe ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I write about the ocean, climate change, and the future of our planet. When envenomation occurs in humans, bites are often painless and ...

They spend most of their time in water, usually in swamps, marshes, slow streams and rivers. Because of this, the nostrils and eyes have evolved to be on top of the head, rather than to the sides, so ...

Flying snake is a misnomer, since, barring a strong updraft, these animals can’t actually gain altitude. They’re gliders, using the speed of free fall and contortions of their bodies to catch ...