Although it’s a popular pastime for people to suck the helium out of balloons for a quick bout of squeaky mouse voice, there are other gases that also change our spoken tones. Scientist Cody Don ...

The film industry has lost one of its all-time greatest talents with the news that legendary performer James Earl Jones passed away on Monday at the age of 93. A decades-long veteran of the stage and ...

Epic Games released an AI-powered Darth Vader character that players can speak to via microphone. Fortnite and Disney teamed up to unveil an AI character that responds to a player's voice in real time ...

Q: I have an odd situation, I think. Occasionally in my Zoom life, people tell me my voice sounds deep and dark, what I call a Darth Vader voice. I have to leave the meeting, restart my HP Envy laptop ...

The popular voice-altering PC software Voicemod is now available as a free app on iOS/iPadOS and Android, making it that much easier to change up your sound to create silly messages, quickly add voice ...

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(NEXSTAR) – James Earl Jones is reportedly seeking something akin to an honorable discharge from the never-ending “Star Wars.” The 91-year-old actor, who has voiced Darth Vader across multiple entries ...

How many actors does it take to play Darth Vader? Well, there’s David Prowse, the original physical Vader in the original trilogy. Then there’s James Earl Jones providing his iconic voice. In Revenge ...

James Earl Jones beside Darth Vader in 2002 Photo by Jim Spellman / WireImage via Getty Images Since 1977, actor James Earl Jones has struck fear into the hearts of moviegoers across the galaxy as the ...

James Earl Jones, the voice of “Star Wars” villain Darth Vader, died at his Dutchess County, NY, home on Monday, Sept. 9, at the age of 93. His reps at Independent Artist Group confirmed his death to ...

Although it’s a popular pastime for people to suck the helium out of balloons for a quick bout of squeaky mouse voice, there are other gases that also change our spoken tones. Scientist Cody Don ...