As far as we know, humans are the only “advanced” civilization in the entire universe. That might not mean much, however, because we don’t possess the technology to observe the surface of planets outside of our own solar system, and we have only managed to even detect a tiny fraction of the worlds in our home galaxy, much less the rest of the universe.

Scientists have long tried to use math to calculate the probability that life exists somewhere other than Earth. The problem is that with just one single data point in the “life” column, it can feel more like a blind guess than an actual calculation. Now, researchers from the University of Nottingham have come up with what they believe is a reasonable guess for the number of intelligent civilizations in our galaxy, and it’s a bit of a shock.

Silent Hill is Coming to Dead by Daylight

Although it seems like the announcement was just made yesterday, the time has flown by, and players can almost see Pyramid Head hunting them down in a frightening nightmare, adamant on slaying them.

Or since Dead by Daylight allows you to play as the killer, some are pretty excited to cause some havoc as the infamous villain.

According to Bloody Disgusting, Pyramid Head will be arriving in the survival horror game tomorrow, June 17, and Behaviour Interactive has even posted a little teaser trailer on the game's official Twitter account.

Besides Silent Hill's Pyramid Head, the new chapter of the survival game will also include a new character: Cheryl Mason.

Mason will be a new survivor that players could control.

The new chapter will also bring a new map, which is the Midwich Elementary School, which adds to the challenge of hiding or hunting down survivors in a new environment.

Smartphones are fantastic. We practically run our lives on them. Email, calendar, social media, photos, music, banking, the list goes on.

It’s the same all over the world. It was estimated that in 2018, there were over 725 million iPhones in use across the world (Source: CNN). That’s a lot of iPhones. As fantastic as they are, they aren’t cheap, and how many of us can say we use all of the features?

There are hundreds of features hidden away in Apple’s iOS, it’s no wonder we don’t know about them all.

We’re all for making life easier, so we’ve put together a list of the best hacks to help you get the very best out of your iPhone.

With so many Apple devices, and so many ways to use Siri — it's no surprise that it goes wrong. Here's what should happen when you say "Hey, Siri," and how to help make sure it does.

It is fascinating how cleverly Apple has rigged all of its Siri devices so that in theory when you lift your iPhone to say, "Hey, Siri," you don't get a response from your HomePod. In practice, it's routine to have the wrong device reply — and you can even have more than one reacting to you.

This used to be a bigger deal than it is now. Back when the HomePod was new, you might call out to your iPhone to have Siri call someone, and the HomePod would regretfully inform you that it couldn't.

Bhad Bhabie has one less legal issue on her hands while she's in rehab -- because one of her foes, Skai Jackson, is tearing up her restraining order.

The former Disney star just filed to have the order against Bhabie dismissed, and we're told a judge has signed off on it ... so it's official. There's no question ... this move comes as a direct result of Danielle seeking treatment.

Film's biggest night is being rescheduled for the first time in 40 years due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced on Monday that the 93rd Oscars will no longer take place on February 28 as planned.

ABC and producers have not said how the delay or ongoing coronavirus mitigation recommendations would impact the format of the actual broadcast.

One of the first Twin Cities stadium concerts postponed by the coronavirus pandemic, Kenny Chesney’s Chillaxification Tour stop at U.S. Bank Stadium is now one of the first to confirm a makeup date for next year: The show is now slated for June 5, 2021.

For concertgoers hoping for a refund in these tough economic times, this is the news they’ve been waiting for: Ticketholders now have a 30-day window -- starting today (Monday) through July 14 -- to request a refund via Ticketmaster or other point of purchase. Fans who wish to hold onto their tickets for next year don’t have to do anything.

Brian Austin Green and Courtney Stodden were spotted happily showing off smiles while grabbing lunch together at a Mexican restaurant in Los Angeles, CA.

Is Brian Austin Green, 46, already moving on from this estranged wife Megan Fox? That’s the question that was on a lot of people’s minds after the actor was seen enjoying a lunch date with Courtney Stodden on the afternoon of June 13! 

Star Trek: Voyager star Garrett Wang played Ensign Harry Kim. To get the role, he almost killed Star Wars actor Harrison Ford. Earlier this year, Wang joined former Voyager co-star Robert Duncan McNeill to launch The Delta Flyers, a new podcast where the stars rewatch Voyager and share behind-the-scenes stories tales. 

In the podcast's first episode, Wang told the story of how he got the role of Ensign Kim. The casting process was almost cut short when he nearly ran the Han Solo actor over with his car while speeding through the parking lot at Paramount Studios because he was late for the audition.

Daniels will be narrating the audiobook of Carrey's new novel, "Memoirs And Misinformation". Carrey wrote the book in collaboration with novelist Dana Vachon, reports a section of the media.

Through the book, Carrey and Vachon narrate a story about acting, Hollywood, agents, celebrity, privilege, friendship, romance, and addiction to relevance.

Talking about the recording of the audiobook, Daniels said: "First off, I had no idea Jim knew so many big words, but he did write it with someone else so maybe that's where they came from.

Whatever I was expecting, this wasn't it. What a wild ride. Some of it's true, some of it might have been, some of it can't possibly be and yet all of it reads like Jim had grabbed me by the hand and said, 'Let's jump'.