After a group of fans tried to guarantee a whiter, more male slate, most of the big Hugos instead went to "No Winner." (To read the extended, updated, more canonical version of this story, with additional reporting by the author, please go here.) Since 1953, to be nominated for a Hugo Award, among the highest honors in science fiction and fantasy writing, has been a dream come true for authors who
At a Hatsune Miku concert, that’s also the moment when the proceedings take a turn for the, well, the only precise way of saying it is for the Japanese. Miku is not human. She is a virtual idol, a holographic star. Miku is crowdsourced, ever-evolving, famous software. A Hatsune Miku concert begins humanly enough. If you’ve ever had the heart to accompany a daughter or niece to, say, a Justin Biebe
Although plenty of museums have hosted science fiction exhibits before, sci-fi fans never had what Greg Viggiano calls "a comprehensive science-fiction museum" all their own. Viggiano hopes to change that over the next several years as the executive director of the Museum of Science Fiction, which is currently slated to open somewhere in downtown Washington, D.C. in 2017. Plenty of museums have ho
Japan's biggest internet forum, 2-channel, has more influence on popular opinion than the prime minister, the emperor and the traditional media combined. TOKYO -- In April, Nike erected a billboard in front of the Apple Store in Shibuya depicting a brakeless track bike and the slogan, "No Brakes, No Problem." Immediately, a furious discussion started up on the bicycle board of 2-channel, Japan's b
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