All posts by Jamie Frater

When adapting a sprawling, intricate book series like A Song of Ice and Fire into a TV show, it’s no

Sometimes, the best ideas are those we didn’t even know we had. A stroke of luck can lead to the

In the animal kingdom, males usually act as the dominant sex. Their size and muscle mass often dwarf the females,

Financial success often overshadows the true value of work; however, a group of professionals labor tirelessly, not for wealth or

The history of the world, as it is usually taught, is overwhelmingly straight. Some historians are so unwilling to suggest

In the cutthroat world of big business, even the mightiest companies can stumble—and when they do, the results can be

Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792–1822) is perhaps best known to the wider world today for his marriage to “Frankenstein” author Mary

Do you know where your name came from? If you go by one of the ten names on this list,

While box office disappointment is not necessarily a reflection on the quality of a motion picture, it is surprising to

When Outbreak was released in 1995, it gripped audiences as a thrilling tale of a deadly virus that seemed, at