The Way of Water, this December's Avatar: Fire and Ash promises to showcase a whole new side of the planet by taking us to ...

Australia is on the precipice of retaining the Women's Ashes already after completing a clean sweep of the ODI portion of the multi-format series. After victories in the first two games Australia ...

Many of us have experienced ash raining down on our homes and yards, even if we weren't in the burn areas. It's been no different with the recent spate of L.A.-area fires that have destroyed ...

Ash from the Palisades Fire, burning just five miles north of us, was descending all around, coating the car we had left behind. In the backyard, it gathered over the small patch of turf we played ...

Avatar: Fire and Ash is set to release on December 19, 2025, continuing from the emotional end of its 2022 sequel. Director James Cameron hints the movie will be lengthy, similar to the two ...

And thankfully, it will not be over a decade before the next film arrives. Avatar: Fire and Ash will further expand this universe with new tribes and more tribulations as Jake and Neytiri continue ...

Health officials are again warning the public to take precautions as Santa Ana winds are expected to spread ash and dust from active fire zones and burn scars in portions of Los Angeles County and ...

This month, that includes your best look yet at concept art from the third film – including the above piece, introducing the ‘Ash Clan’ and their fearsome figurehead. “Varang is the leader ...

One local doctor who lost his home shows us how to protect against ash and airborne chemicals. Meanwhile, his hospital is launching a new disaster relief clinic for those suffering from breathing ...

Wildfire smoke contains small particles that can cause serious health problems. Several parts of Southern California are currently under a windblown dust and ash advisory as deadly wildfires ...

MANILA, Philippines — A 78-minute-long ash emission was observed from the crater of Kanlaon Volcano on Friday, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs).

The ash tree alone supports nearly 1,000 species, including insects, mammals, bryophytes, and lichens. While many species can adapt to other trees, some are entirely dependent on ash. Losing ash ...