At an AwesomeCon panel featuring Bloom, John Rhys-Davies, Sean Astin, and Liv Tyler, the four "Lord of the Rings" alum were asked whether or not they'd be willing to return to their roles.

Researchers have created neurons with an “invisibility cloak” that allows them to evade the immune system. This innovation has the potential to eliminate the need for anti-rejection drugs in ...

The original cast of The Lord Of The Rings movies have said they would be willing to return to the franchise. READ MORE: ‘The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power’ review: epic fantasy ...

“We’ve engineered neurons which are like those currently in clinical trials for Parkinson’s disease, but we’ve also given them an invisibility cloak,” Parish said. “They can hide in ...

To help cells to evade the immune system, the researchers created a cell line with eight genes altered to increase their activity so they acted as an immune invisibility cloak. All of the genes ...

"We've engineered neurons which are like those currently in clinical trials for Parkinson's disease, but we've also given them an invisibility cloak. They can hide in plain sight from the immune ...

"For me, as a young actor, I remember sitting there coming out of drama school with all of these legends," Bloom, 48, shared during a Lord of the Rings panel at Awesome Con in Washington ...

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After many years away in the wake of the Hobbit films’ releases, Lego’s Lord of the Rings line has firmly established itself as one of the brick maker’s annual treats, first delivering an ...