Has anyone ever called Frankenstein Frank before in any movies, books or other media? Or has Frankenstein just been called Frankenstein?

I have a very vague memory of this book... a boy is allowed to choose any sort of training, and decides to train to be a thief. At some point he either orders or perhaps steals a screwdriver. Wish I could remember more! Any ideas?

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, when a dying Snape gives his memories to Harry, why does he trust Snape, of all people, and go to the Pensieve to see them? There are two possible scenarios (in which Snape is still on the dark side) where everything can go wrong: 1: It was all a ruse. M...

The BBC article Cern plans even larger hadron collider for physics search by BBC Science correspondent Pallab Ghosh is interesting for several reasons. One was a curious error that has since been partially fixed What are “large hadrons”? Are there also “small hadrons”?, but the other is at the en...

In Star Trek Discovery episode New Eden STD:S2E2 we see Captain Pike ask Joann Owosekun and Michael Burnham what their background with religion is. Joann says she grew up in a Luddite community which had no religious beliefs. Michael Burnham says she is familiar with Earth's religious texts. ...

Ok I’m REALLY fusterated trying to find the name of this show! It was in the 80’s I saw as a kid. It was about ghosts. I thought the host was the guy from ‘That’s Incredible’ and I can think now it was filmed in a studio like a tv special. I can’t recall if it was only on ghosts but the show had ...

Did Loras stay in King's Landing after he was knighted or did he go back to Highgarden?

Whenever there is a portrayal of some futuristic or sci-fi aerial combat, you will see most likely either smaller "fighters" shooting "guns" at each other or at larger "bombers", which is 100% guaranteed to be bristling with "gimbaled gun turrets". Anyone with so much as a dabbling familiarity wi...

I've been looking for this short story for the past couple of days. I definitely remember reading sometime in the last 4 years. It involves a dimension or plane of existence trying to breach into ours and it breaks down our normal physics or mathematics or something similar.

I'm usually pretty good at Googling but I must be using the wrong search terms - I've found nothing. Question . Can Superman fly through solid rock? . If so, when was he first portrayed doing this? (a) in a comic (b) in a movie Ideally I'd like a picture of Superman flying through solid roc...

Last two films talk about seven horcruxes, especially during the time when Dumbledore got chance to see young Tom Riddler during his visit to professor Slughorn when he ask him can he split his soul into seven pieces. So if he wanted to create seven Horcruxes, shouldn't there be eight of them, be...

A paperback book I read mid 1970's UK. Set in a USA town during a long heatwave, a lot of good looking strangers are moving in and taking up all the motel rooms and rented accommodation. Male protagonist begins to take notice and starts a relationship with one of the people, he takes her for an...

There was an animation series in the 90s where a ship lands in a planet. A boy is able to summon a robot which is residing in the ship. There is one more robot hidden in the ship which appears later to another boy. These boys become order of these robots. In the end these robots merge and power t...

In first grade (2010 or 2011), I remember playing some sort of two-dimensional game where you play as a brain with legs on an obstacle course. The background was blue/light purple, while the objects in the foreground were all solid black. I think the brain ate circular objects of some sort. It wa...

I watched this movie when I was a kid and never discovered it again. It’s about a boy whose father left him after his divorce from the mother, the kid enters a world somehow where he has a big sword he needs to keep searching for precious stones to fill it with. it has certain holes that look lik...

As the title says, When and What made Voldemort look the way he does (pale, snake-like etc) as opposed to how we've seen him in his earlier years as Tom Riddle? Is it just a side effect of his unnatural resurrection? Before he died attacking Harry as a baby did he look like a normal guy?

In the bonus Hoid scene at the end of Elantris, it says that Hoid looked up at "the Unknown Gods domain". What is that referring to?