Though The Lord of the Rings reaches a clear conclusion, Tolkien wrote about the future, implying that Middle-earth becomes ...

The second installment of Rings of Power was an improvement on all fronts ... Will Tom teach Gandalf how to craft fireworks, ...

The Rings of Power Season 2 is rooted in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle Earth. The events in the series take place thousands of years before the events in the books.

The Rings of Power is very, VERY loosely based on what J.R.R. Tolkien wroe about the Second Age of Middle-earth. How does the ...

This Lord of the Rings ... Power. Don’t get me wrong, there’s something both charming and deeply Tolkienesque about the idea that one of the most powerful beings in the history of Middle-earth ...

She gave him the most famous sword in all of Middle-earth. Elendil now carries Narsil on The Rings of Power, the legendary sword that will one day be reforged for his descendant Aragorn to carry ...

With the destruction of the one-ring her and Elron’s rings also lose their power. Thus, magic slowly fades away from Middle-earth. With their power, the elves began to wither away too.

Warning: M-a-j-o-r spoilers below. In J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings books (and the films that followed), only one ring was the main focus of the entire trilogy. The Dark Lord Sauron ...