Placing copper blocks under a note block produces a trumpet sound in Minecraft. This feature was predicted by Minecraft players half a decade ago. Placing different oxidised versions of a copper block ...

Nashville Predators players share their diverse and personal Christmas traditions. Traditions range from cutting down a Christmas tree in Sweden to playing in neighborhood hockey tournaments. Several ...

Jack Black gifts us an extremely silly flight of fancy set in a right-angled world, and Hugh Grant has the time of his life in the most perfect movie ever made. Plus: mulled wine in film form!

WTF?! Minecraft is a sandbox limited only by your imagination and creativity, a fact that is on full display in the latest YouTube video from creator sammyuri. Using Minecraft's vanilla redstone ...

A castle is one of the most popular structures to construct in Minecraft. Since the game feels fantasy-esque at times, players are usually inclined to build a castle where they can perform ...

Swap blocks like magic with Redstone power! 🔄😱 In this clever Minecraft tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a block swapper — a Redstone device that switches one block with another at the press of a ...

Launch into space — Minecraft style! 🚀😱 In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to build a working rocket that actually moves using slime blocks, observers, and pistons. Add fire effects and countdown ...

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. A Minecraft Movie, which has now earned over $800 million at the worldwide box office, is getting Block Party Edition screenings that encourage audiences to talk and ...

Uh oh. If you work in a movie theater, or weren't a fan of those A Minecraft Movie watchers going nuts about chicken jockeys, you might want to cover your square ears. The film's creators are doubling ...

If you loved “chicken jockey” or enjoyed yelling “I am Steve” while watching “A Minecraft Movie,” then get ready because Warner Bros. Pictures is inviting fans to experience the blockbuster in a new ...

The studio has announced special showings that encourage talking and singing along with the film, which is already known for inspiring in-theater hijinks. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Warner Bros.