While instantly recognizable today, E.T.’s overall look was completely absent from Melissa Mathison’s screenplay. Creating ...

The screen-used E.T. model from the scene in “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” in which the film’s namesake hides among a closet of stuffed animals will be sold publicly for the first time, carrying a high ...

Certain breeds are more likely to be born with crossed eyes than others, including Siamese cats, Persian cats, and Himalayan cats ... Read the original article on Cuteness.

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy is The Verge ’s smart home reviewer, and she’s mind-bogglingly impressive in the number of devices she covers. As she says, “On any given day, I can be evaluating anything from ...

“In the end, the look of E.T. eyes came not from Einstein or Hemingway, but from the Rambaldi family’s Himalayan cat," Sotheby's ... One of the other original models of E.T. sold for $2. ...

A new Disney+ original movie, director Marvin Lemus ... The story sees a golden retriever, an American bulldog, and a Himalayan cat dropped off on a ranch as their family goes on vacation.

Created by Italian special effects designer Carlo Rambaldi, the three-foot-tall prop can be seen in the film hiding among ...

A group of researchers, including Harrisburg University of Science and Technology (HU) Professor Dr. Steven Jasinski, has ...

Here is a detailed look which cat breed is more aggressive between Himalayan cat and Sphynx cat. They are known for being calm, quiet, and sweet-tempered. They are a colorpoint variety of the Persian ...

Some of the brachiocephalic cat breeds—those with smushed faces and big eyes like Persian and Himalayan cats—may look like they’re crying because of an issue with their anatomy.