Are you loving the Elevator? Not the ones in high-rise buildings, although I'm sure plenty more of those exist in your time. Condensed city living makes environmental sense, as do vertical farms; ...

Some games aren't about the big explosions on the box or the fancy graphics. Not really. Their magic is in the surprise. The hook is a moment, a sudden reveal, or a system so clever that it collapses ...

Welcome, Dear Reader, to Rogueliker’s newly minted guide to the best first-person roguelite adventures and FPS roguelikes. If you’re after an array of shooter games of the roguelike variety, then the ...

This Friday’s arrival of Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny serves as a reminder of the pivotal role composer John Williams has played in the cinema for more than five decades. Williams may have ...

The final episodes of X-Men ’97 Season 1 seemed to tease a handful of deep-cut developments from the comics. The titular team is once again forced to face off against Magneto, and the casualties are ...

When Duran Duran was at the peak of their stardom 40 years ago, conventional wisdom suggested that the quintet was an inevitable flash in the pan—New Romantics destined to be forgotten once their ...

Taylor Swift was born in December 1989, near the peak of the Millennial Baby Boom, and has been famous since she was 16. Meaning that, for millions of listeners, she is not just another pop star; she ...

The documentary about the stage and screen director is unabashedly celebratory, and leaves you wanting to see more. By Ben Kenigsberg This real-life inspired boxing drama has muscular ambitions, but ...