Inverse - 🍿 How ‘Agent Elvis’ Came to Life

THE INVERSE INTERVIEW
How ‘Agent Elvis’ Fixed the Biggest Problem With Elvis Biopics

Countless documentaries and biopics have already attempted to capture the life of Elvis Presley with little to set them apart except a slightly different-looking actor. But times are changing and one show is finally brave enough to tell the true story (probably) of what Elvis was doing behind the scenes — he was working as a secret agent fighting Charles Manson and all types of criminals.

The minds behind the new Netflix show tell Inverse how it came to life.

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Space
Meet the NASA Scientists Who Decide Which Asteroid You Need to Worry About

Two potentially hazardous asteroids have come and gone lately. What gives?

EXCLUSIVE
‘Avatar 3’ Will Introduce Two New Na'vi Tribes, Producer Jon Landau Reveals

Fans will have to wait until 2024 to meet these new clans.

EVS
This Mini Electric SUV Proves China Is a Hotbed for Innovative EVs

Not every SUV has to be big and boxy.

News
Earth's First Asteroid Defense Test Yields Bonus Discoveries for Astronomers

The planetary defense test was a rousing success, but it also offers a glimpse of our Solar System's eventful past.

MOVIES
Lance Reddick's Charon Was Always the Backbone of ‘John Wick’

Reddick lent a genteel grace to a grimy underworld.

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GAME RECS
Feeling Nostalgic? These Are the 10 Best Video Game Remakes

It’s easy to see the jump from early Nintendo 64 games to current experiences on PlayStation 5. The difference is often night and day, and with the improved technology comes the demand for video game remakes.

Typically, these remakes will preserve the foundation of the source material while implementing new features — such as improved visuals — to give it a modern look and feel. But which remakes are the best? These are 10 essential video game remakes you have to play.

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Study
Earth's Early Oxygen May Have Come From Rocks — And It Could Have Big Implications For Life in Space

One broken piece of quartz in a physics lab could shed light on the history of life on Earth and the search for other habitable worlds.

Between two and four billion years ago, water and freshly-broken rock could have kept early Earth supplied with small amounts of oxygen — just enough to steer early life to evolve the tools to thrive in a more oxygen-rich environment. Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry geoscientist Hongping He and his colleagues published their work in a recent paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science.

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News
Jordan Peele's Next Movie is Up Against ‘Avatar 3’ — Can He Make History Again?
RETROSPECTIVE
19 Years Ago, Charlie Kaufman Made a Modern Sci-Fi Classic — And Never Topped It
News
‘Starfield’ Rating Hints Bethesda Has Ditched a Beloved ‘Skyrim’ Mechanic
SPACE HISTORY
15 Years Ago, Astronomers Made a Breakthrough in the Hunt for Life
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