Even today, vinegar rinses — especially with apple cider vinegar — are used as a home remedy for scalp issues like dandruff ...

As expected, others don’t hold up to present-day scrutiny. Contrary to one famous 9th century CE codex, vulture eyes wrapped ...

In this Doom: The Dark Ages collectibles video guide, we will show you where to find every collectible. Follow along and reveal every gold piece, ruby, codex, demonic essence upgrade, weapon skin ...

In this Doom: The Dark Ages collectibles video guide, we will show you where to find every collectible. Follow along and reveal every gold piece, ruby, codex, demonic essence upgrade, weapon skin ...

Why do we still refer to part of the Middle Ages as the "Dark Ages"? In this episode, Kings and Generals unpacks the origin of the term, its association with cultural stagnation, and whether it's an ...

Although The Dark Ages makes several departures from the series, it still keeps the tradition of Easter eggs and secrets alive. With how many currencies there are to collect, and hidden areas ...

Doom (2016) and Eternal felt like a ballet of carnage, with flawless agility weaving the Slayer through each encounter. The Dark Ages is more like a line dance that accidentally ends in a fistfight.

The Dark Ages has taken a step back from Eternal and taken a page out of classic DOOM games, where players encounter a more bullet-hell environment with many more enemies on-screen, rather than ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages is a series high point, a stark reminder of why I play video games, and despite having finished it, I am already replaying some of my favorite stages.

The Dark Ages transforms Doom Guy from unstoppable force to immoveable object, a 1,000-pound gorilla in 2,000 pounds of armour, able to root himself in place and trade blows with even the most ...

The Dark Ages have long been seen as a period of cultural, social and economic stagnation, but new research indicates there was actually lots of economic growth and change during that period. In ...