Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is exactly two weeks away, and while we don’t yet know every secret it holds, today we know one more thing: it could be dangerous for folks with photosensitive ...

A state trooper behind a bush. A possum in the street. A bicyclist on a busy roadway. All are day-or-night, rain-or-shine scenarios where a flash of headlights could warn another driver to watch out ...

Online posts warning drivers not to flash their headlights at oncoming cars because they could become the victim of a deadly gang initiation ritual is a long-running hoax, according to all of our ...

Between 75,000 and 90,000 Americans have photosensitive epilepsy, and The Epilepsy Foundation released a statement telling them to take caution regarding the latest Pixar film. Not every domestic ...

The organization says some people have experienced seizures during the movie from what has been described as "flashing" and "strobe" lights in the film. A small percentage of people with epilepsy can ...

Warning: The upcoming film “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” may trigger a seizure in some people with epilepsy. Walt Disney Studios, which is releasing the movie on Dec. 20, has asked the Epilepsy ...