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What was your “best of” for 2013? Well, IGN is conducting a poll on a few different categories...
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Continue readingXenite.org founder and Tolkien scholar Michael Martinez discusses the history and inter-relationships of the Silvan elves of Mirkwood...
Continue readingIt’s safe to say that following the release of any film adaptation, conversation naturally veers to discussing divergences...
Continue readingYou’ve almost certainly visited Emil Johannson’s LOTRProject website at some point or another, whether to pore over his...
Continue readingAssociate Professor of Physics at Southeastern Louisiana University, Alain Rhett, tries to use phsics in this interesting piece...
Continue readingOn New Year’s Day none other than Martin Freeman will be joining Trevor Nelson on BBC Radio 2...
Continue readingNear the end of November we reported on rumours on the Brickset forums about a new video game...
Continue readingIf you’re a fan of Neil Gaiman and his fantasy novel Neverwhere, here’s a treat for you -–...
Continue readingJenny Cooney Carrillo, writing for The Sydney Morning Herald comes through with a couple of golden quotes in...
Continue readingNot sure how I missed this first time round (possibly because of the fuss over the international cinema...
Continue readingThe Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug finally opened in Australia on Boxing Day, and promptly took the second-highest...
Continue readingEditor’s note: Our latest staff review comes from Saystine. As always if you’re still to see the film...
Continue readingDisclaimer: I enjoyed ‘The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug’ very much, and have seen it 3 times as...
Continue readingAs many of you know, The Lord of the Rings films have long been running on TNT –...
Continue readingDecember’s Rewrite Tolkien contest – The Hobbit as written by Charles Dickens- ends on Monday, December 30th...
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