Peter Jackson and his co-writers for The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers argue that the inclusion of the Elves was meant to echo Tolkien’s lore.

The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim writers Phoebe Gittins and Arty Papageorgiou chatted with us about bringing Tolkien to anime.

At the center of this The Lord of the Rings story (and this new The War of Rohirrim poster) are the mighty King of Rohan Helm Hammerhand, the tale’s antagonist Wulf, and, of course, Helm’s ...

This new LOTR PC gaming keyboard has a tenkeyless design, and features gorgeous keycaps, mechanical switches, and Rohan livery.

Here, the thin basis in Tolkien comes from the “Lord of the Rings” appendix, which lists a history of Rohan, the plains kingdom south of the Elven forest of Lothlórien.

The "Succession" star voices the king of Rohan in the upcoming "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim." Don't ask Brian Cox about Middle-earth. "Were you familiar with Tolkien before this ...

Miles Warde travels round Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire with author John Garth, looking for Tolkien Land. Show more Tolkien once remarked that reviewers, "seem to think that Middle-earth is ...

And it’s no surprise that The Rings of Power honors Tolkien’s achievement in rendering Middle-earth in map form, both as a stylish technique and as a way of building stakes around the plot.

Almost 200 years before the War of the Ring, Rohan is facing a mighty rift within its own boundaries, as a Dunlending lord named Wulf seeks a bloody path to the throne held by Helm Hammerhand ...