Designing costumes for a sci-fi film requires more than just style—it demands world-building. In this behind-the-scenes video ...

A costume design drawing by Judy Dearing for the character Nelson in the musical Porgy and Bess. The drawing depicts a man standing with his left hand in his pocket and his right hand hanging behind ...

Death Stranding 2 is full of celebrities in cast and cameos. Here’s our running list of all Death Stranding 2 cameos and cast.

The best tips for Death Stranding 2 are all about finding the special, hidden tricks and secret nuances in the design.

The full voice actors and cast list lending their voices and likeness to bring to life the characters in Death Stranding 2.

Throughout Death Stranding 2, there's a mystery regarding the origins of BB-28. What eventually comes out is that BB-28 wasn't the 28th baby to be used by Bridges. It was actually the first, BB-00.

You’ve Probably Never Heard of the Obscure Japanese Job That Inspired Death Stranding’s Core Mechanic Kojima’s wild ideas aren’t always fiction. Meet Bokka: real-life mountain porters, the inspiration ...

Death Stranding's design stood out because a miscalculated step during a hike resulted in a fall that damaged your cargo, which was always disheartening to see unfold in real time.

The “pretend you won” option in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is a small, but radical little choice. It pops after you fail a boss fight and lets you skip the encounter entirely with a brief ...

Death Stranding 2's Dollman is a silly little doll with the soul of a man trapped inside him, but he's much more than a prop.