God of War is one of PlayStation's most critically-acclaimed series, and while it deserves its flowers, there are some ...

Hades ' protagonist Zagreus may be trying to escape the Underworld, but that doesn't mean he can't make genuine connections with others while he's there. In addition to challenging roguelike ...

Laura Spinney’s “Proto: How One Ancient Language Went Global” explores the roots of language and how it spread and changed across time and place.

The fragment on which the hymn was written preserves 35 words and the accompanying melody and rhythm in ancient Greek musical notation. It is believed to be the conclusion of a longer song.

John’s Gospel has a bit more on Jesus’s family, but no birth scene. When we first see Jesus in the Gospel of John, he is already both the Son of God and a man—that is to say, not an infant.

Not so "God of War": Hero Kratos looks at you from the main menu as if you had personally strangled his mother, and one press of "New Game" later follows an even today impressive pan directly into ...

"What I've been told, [the God of War game] isn't set in Egypt, it's actually set in Greece," he reveals. "And it's gonna be a younger Kratos this time," he adds. Henderson then speculates over ...

The Honkai Star Rail 2.7 livestream revealed a lot of information regarding the upcoming region of Amphoreus in version 3.0, including many new characters who will eventually become playable.

Even if you're a Greek mythology newbie and you've never acquainted yourself with the likes of Athena, Aphrodite, or Hercules, you've likely heard of at least one major player on Mount Olympus: Zeus, ...

“Chi-Raq,” filmmaker Spike Lee’s 2015 retelling of “Lysistrata” set in present-day Chicago, might be the closest recent analog to “Cracking Zeus,” a shaky new marriage of myth and ...

Zeus is the king of the gods, who starts to worry that his downfall is coming when he finds a new wrinkle on his forehead. In Greek myth, Zeus is the god of sky and thunder and rules Mount Olympus.

The dark comedy follows three humans – Ariadne (Ari), Eurydice (Riddy), and Caeneus – who have the power to take down Zeus, the god of thunder and leader of the Greek gods.