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Never mind Sally Rooney – for millions, a 1,344-page cosmic tome by an unassuming Mormon is the publishing event of 2024.

Long before Peter Jackson brought Middle-earth to the big screen, The Hobbit had already received one of the strangest adaptations imaginable. Released in 1967, this largely forgotten animated version ...

Magic: The Gathering waits for no player, and its packed 2026 release schedule means I'm still catching my breath after Marvel Super Heroes. Now, we're heading back to Middle-earth for another ...

Each crow is nearly six feet long and cast from the same mold — but sports unique feather patterns. Each of the 30 sculptures was hand-painted by a local artist selected from a pool of 214 designs. It ...

Magic: The Gathering will travel back to Middle-earth this month with the release of a new set of tabletop gaming cards based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s work. Variety has the exclusive first look at a card ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We all have "The Odyssey" fever this week, and rightly so. In fact, I've had it bad enough to go reread Emily Wilson's translation ...