Heath Andrews

The marketing machine can't be stopped. It doesn't matter what it's for. We live in a world where marketing and publicity are relentless.

Back in 1969, the world was introduced to the animated series, Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! We got to meet the titular talking dog and his friends.

In the pantheon of video games that are considered “legendary,” there are few as influential as Doom . The 1993 first-person shooter was not the first game of its type, but it's easily the most iconic.

Musical biopics have been big business for years. For John Ottman they've been award winners.

In 1966, one of the most incredible records in the history of popular music was released. You may have heard of it. It's called “Pet Sounds” by The Beach Boys.

We've covered some interesting product recalls here at Nerdbot. You may recall the radioactive shrimp debacle of 2025.

The Brave Little Toaster is one of the best pieces of animation. Ever. If you've seen it then you know why. If you haven't seen it then this probably sounds like hyperbole.

It's one of only a few shows to be truly known to almost anyone in America. It's also one of the only shows to continue to exist in pop culture relevance almost two decades after it ended.

Despite the age and the traditions of the Olympic Games, they are an ever changing entity. New events are added and older ones are removed over time.

Death is never something that is easy to digest or report on. No matter how famous someone is, the impact of their passing will ripple through people.