A new book explores how J.R.R. Tolkien’s Catholic faith — and especially the Mass — shaped his stories and sustained his soul.

Morgoth was arguably the most evil character in The Lord of the Rings, and his followers ranged far and wide, creating a smorgasbord of villains.

Feanor is the most important Elf that most Tolkien fans had never heard of until Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power – a statue of him was seen outside of Celebrimbor’s workshop and the ...

Long before the events of The Lord of the Rings movies, there was a villain more evil than Sauron and a fortress stronger ...

In The Silmarillion, Celebrimbor is a key figure. An Elven smith of great skill, he is the grandson of Feanor, and he is deceived by Sauron, disguised as Annatar, into forging the Rings of Power.

Celebrimbor now knows Annatar the Lord of Gifts is really the Dark Lord Sauron. Eregion’s true leader also knows his time in Middle-earth is coming to an end.

We've got everything you need to know about Fëanor and his connection to Celebrimbor below, drawing on Tolkien's writings. The following is totally spoiler free for The Rings of Power, too.

We've got everything you need to know about Fëanor and his connection to Celebrimbor below, drawing on Tolkien's writings. The following is totally spoiler free for The Rings of Power, too.

All nine Nazgul were once men, but Sauron used the rings of power to corrupt them and make them his servants in the Second Age of Middle-earth.

However, like many of Tolkien’s characters, Celebrimbor has a complex history and lineage in The Lord of the Rings world, and he’s only becoming more nuanced during his tenure in Prime Video ...

The first three episodes of 'The Rings Of Power' Season 2 are possibly even worse than Season 1 of Amazon's cringey 'Lord Of The Rings' adaptation.