Fox's X-Men movies made a huge design mistake by removing one of the main heroes' most iconic physical trait, which has yet ...

I often feel like I could float on a cloud (usually after one too many espresso martinis or when someone actually likes my Instagram story). But now, thanks to the 'cloud bob,' I don't have to rely on ...

It's prime bob season again. Yes, the leaves are turning, which means its time to don our cozy jumpers, and perhaps contemplate a back-to-school hair refresh. This time around, the shape that's been ...

Square Enix has set up a new listing for the polygon soft vinyl figure of Cloud Strife from the original Final Fantasy VII on its Japanese e-Store. The company will restock the figure in Japan in late ...

I am the Black Mastadonte, known for content focused on gaming history, anime, and webtoon reactions, featuring deep dives into video game lore (like in Honest Gaming History) and engaging reactions ...

Instead of fighting with your curls on a steamy summer day, why not embrace the humidity and let them do their thing? That’s the beauty of “cloud curls,” aka the viral hair trend that’s taking over ...

Earlier today we reported that five new stages are now available for Astro Bot alongside new Bots for players to locate, but it’s now emerged that one of those cameos is none other than Cloud Strife ...

Strategy has launched a $2.1 billion At-The-Market (ATM) equity program for its Strife (STRF) preferred stock, marking another step in the firm’s long-term strategy to build a Bitcoin-backed financial ...

Luke has a degree in Film and Literature, and a degree in Journalism. He has previously written about topics from across the gaming and film industries, from covering awards shows, to individual ...

Cloud Strife, the legendary hero of Final Fantasy VII, remains one of the most recognizable figures in gaming history. First introduced in 1997, Cloud initially presents himself as a former SOLDIER ...

As a young man in Illinois, Abraham Lincoln was a religious skeptic. Raised in the Presbyterian Church, he would later decline to attend services and publicly question Christianity’s central tenets.