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- The Rift is an not-existing island possible to be seen from South Middle-Earth and East Valinor. By the Elves claimed to be not existing, however others which saw the island.
- The Rift is een trilogie van stripboeken, en vervolgt The Search. De delen zijn geschreven door Gene Yang.
- The rift / La faille est un roman racontant une mission de paix pouvant piéger Spock dans le temps pour toujours...
- The Rift is a Fire-zone track in MotorStorm: Pacific Rift, consisting mostly of long, winding routes and tunnels and various obstacles. The surface of this track is composed of volcanic rock, mud and water. It is perfect for Monster Trucks and Mud Pluggers but a danger for Rally Cars as the copious quantities of mud will make them slide all over the place.
- The Rift is a hellish, fear ridden, nice little start for all new characters. We promise that you'll be out within a reasonable amount of time. It also introduces you to the basics of questing. Has now been replaced by Ingresso. The Rift became fully obsolete on January 20th, 2011 as part of Rules Refresh 4.0.
- The Rift was the thirty-first episode of Power Rangers Planet Savior.
- "The Rift" is the name that fans have given to the time in Season Three of Xena: Warrior Princess, which consists of the damage in the relationship of Xena and Gabrielle, which spanned over eight episodes. It is based around the Dahak and Hope story-arc and the events that happened in Chin. It can also be referred to the Dahak/Hope Storyline, although that storyline is a lot more in-depth and covers both Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.
- The Rift is an interdimensional portal which resides deep below the castle of Daemonheim. Little is known about the history of the Rift, however the Mahjarrat Bilrach spent a very long time searching for it. He, along with Lucien's daughter, Moia, entered the Rift where they encountered Zamorak. The strange power also attracted the Fremennik's attention. They went to Daemonheim and are currently raiding the dungeons Bilrach created, trying to find the exact source of the power.
- Many children have irrational fears. The dark, monsters in the closet or under beds, hearing strange noises from the attic. These are all examples of the types of fears that we usually dismiss as irrational because they do not have any real reason to be feared and thus we tell our children to ignore their fears and tell them not to trust their senses because sometimes the mind can be deceiving. But what originally inspired these fears? Is it really as simple as a fear of the unknown? If so many children around the world talk of the same experiences and experience the same fears isn't it a little strange how nobody ever truly encounters the beings that are the source of this fear?
- The Rift is a trilogy of comic books set in the Avatar universe, continuing the storyline established in The Search, which was itself a continuation of The Promise. As with its two predecessors, The Rift is written by award-winning comic author Gene Luen Yang, illustrated by Gurihiru, and published by Dark Horse Comics. The first book in the series was released on March 5, 2014, with the second released on July 2. The third part was released in comic book stores on November 5 and in regular stores on November 18. The hardcover edition was released in comic stores on February 11, 2015, and to regular stores on February 24. The Rift trilogy includes:
- Every thirty-three years, a rift in space connects the Federation with a mysterious race called the Calligar who live on a planet hundreds of light years away - much too far to travel in a starship. Captain Kirk and the USS Enterprise are dispatched to transport a Federation delegation of diplomats, scholars and scientists who will travel to Calligar directly during the brief period of time that the rift will be open.
- The Rift, located in the middle of the Mists, is a place of perfect balance of all things, including time. It is the present abode and dwelling place of the Gods of Tyria. The Rift is also the final resting place of all souls after death according to the theology of most intelligent races in Tyria. Besides the abodes of the Gods, the Rift is known to contain the following realms: While the Realms of the Gods are not completely under the control of the Gods of Tyria, it is known that at least the Underworld is a part of the rift.
- The Rift is a clothing store that is introduced to Sanford and Deimos towards the end of Madness Combat 6.5 where they get their signature looks. The Rift is where Deimos acquires his jacket and visor, and Sanford acquires his glasses and lip posture. There, Sanford tries on a shirt, which said, "I covered wars, you know", a reference to the zombie survival horror game, Dead Rising, in which Frank West asked a woman for her gun. She asked him if he (a news reporter) knew how to use it. He responded "I've covered wars, you know!"
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