In his latest Twitter oopsie, Stephen King tweeted a massive Game of Thrones spoiler right after the last episode finished airing on the east coast, which of course meant that it hadn't yet aired on the west coast. You can imagine the reaction.

Well, this is a very interesting tweet by Lorde that I just saw in my Twitter feed. I'd rather not weigh it down with unnecessary commentary, least of annoyingly self-righteous commentary. It speaks for itself, it does.

My April Hero of the Month is someone I did not have to look very far at all to find. I just had to be willing to listen and pay attention. As for my hero, her name is Helena Kirk. She is eight years old. And she is a cancer survivor.

For anyone who feared that the good-but-not-great Thor: The Dark World was indication that the Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise was losing some steam, there’s nothing to fear: Captain America is here.

Geek culture is no longer fringe so why should geek music have to be? Join us in supporting indie geek musicians by voting for them in Searchlight, an online competition being held by CBC Radio (the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) to discover Canada's hottest new musical talents.

Good timing on this latest episode of Super Power Beat Down since we're a couple weeks away from the U.S. release of Captain America: Winter Soldier and just several days away from the international release.

Before Marvel, before DC, before any comic books period, my love affair with sequential art began with cartoon strips as a little boy. And the first strip that really got me hooked was Peanuts. This is why it warms my heart to see this first trailer for the upcoming CG-animated Peanuts movie.

Not exactly known for their Sturm und Drang, the fantabulously nerdy duo Debs & Errol explore their darker side in the new song "Locked," based on the hit TV series Sherlock starring everyone's favorite photo-bomber.

Here's a great new advert for Chevrolet in which the actors in the trailer for Captain America: Winter Soldier are replaced with kids.

I think this powerful, 1 minute and 30 second short film from SavetheChildren.org is best watched without too much introduction. It's not hard to imagine this young girl as your own daughter.

I watch The Walking Dead for one reason and one reason alone: I identify with the characters in that show more than I can with most real people I meet. This sounds cynical but actually it's not meant to be. There are some important lessons hidden within this statement that help me to survive. And I think maybe they can help you too.

If you've read my previous review of Debs & Errol's latest EP, CTRL+ALT+DUETS, then you know how big a fan I am. Well, I'm thrilled to share a brand new video they've just put out of their original song called "Wheatley," based on the immensely celebrated game Portal 2.

Like most years, the Oscars 2014 had its share of funny or amusing moments as well as its sweepingly or quietly emotional moments. Of course, every year also has its share of excellent speeches and here were my personal favorites from this year.

My March Hero of the Month is author Anne Rice. It is not for her books, though I do love them (the ones I’ve read) and though I know that they entertain and inspire many. It is rather for the way she quietly and gracefully wields the power that is celebrity through the tool that is social media.

Enjoy this spectacular new oceanside set of The Artful Dodger's steampunk Ariel photos by The Blake Image Photography. Hey, we know you're dying to try, you wanna kiss the girl!