Nicholas Barber chooses 10 of the best films coming out next month, including Coming to America's sequel, a Tina Turner documentary and Zack Snyder's Justice League.
Good finales offer catharsis. The best deny us closure altogether.
The legendary dance duo have called it quits 28 years after forming in Parishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuDX6wNfjqc&feature=youtu.be
With ‘Mortal Kombat,’ ‘Uncharted,’ ‘Halo,’ and ‘The Last of Us’ leading an adaptation deluge, video game IP has finally leveled up
They’re not just manipulating your emotions—they’re changing how you experience the world.
Subscriber defections slowed toward the end of the year, but there's no end to cord cutting in sight.
Gaming has a vibrant and diverse fandom, but it lives in the shadow of gaming’s toxic origins and misogynistic marketing.
The long read: The troubled times we live in, and the rise of social media, have created an age of endless conflict. Rather than fearing or avoiding disagreement, we need to learn to do it well
Did you know that the founder of BuzzFeed predicted that we'd all be yelling at each other about ADHD 25 years ago (kinda)?
YouTubers are taking on their own notoriously underregulated industry.
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki says its short-form video feature Shorts will expand to more markets in 2021.
Cool Tools Show 265: Seth Godin
Without anywhere to go, escape means following someone else’s house.
At the heart of the trend are members of Gen Z, many of whom were not even alive when cassette tapes filled record stores.
An auditory comparison of 770 artists' live and studio tracks
I feel like I’m taking crazy pills!
“Drivers License,” the latest song to top the charts after a viral challenge, is telling of the kind of music this app rewards.
The development comes as the company has been expanding its subscription business.
China has criticised the BBC for its reports on coronavirus and persecution of the Uighurs.
This is actually super impressive ...
The tensions in newsrooms over reporters’ social media presence are not just about politics.
Tech utopianism and tech hubris appear more thoroughly intertwined today than ever, and John Perry Barlow's cyberlibertarian visions echo in the policy debates of today.
A stroll through the archives of Editor & Publisher shows an industry with moments of glory and shame — and evidence that not all of today's problems are new.
Murder, money, and mischief, all based in reality—plus a dash of Hollywood magic.
A new report finds election misinformation online has fallen 73 percent since the president's ban from Twitter.
The New York Times is working on building a subscription product for its consumer reviews site Wirecutter, CEO Meredith Kopit Levien confirmed on a quarterly earnings call Thursday morning....
The banning of news content on Facebook in Australia has sent a shockwave among its users, but our own government is mostly to blame.
Samantha Morton loves The Apartment, while David Baddiel prefers Ratatouille. Film-makers, writers and Guardian readers on the movies they always curl up with
"Empires of the Deep" was supposed to be "Transformers meets Shakespeare." But $100 million and a string of Hollywood directors couldn't save it.
The epic trading battle over GameStop has been a boon to AMC Theatres, spurred new film deals and impressed 'Big Short' director Adam McKay.
The Facebook Oversight Board wants to know what the public thinks about the Trump ban.
About half of U.S. adults say they get news from social media “often” or “sometimes,” and this use is spread out across a number of different sites. Facebook stands out as a regular source of news...
2020… how do we even begin to describe this year? It’s safe to say we haven’t experienced anything like it before. The world was shaken by…
How disabled gamers formed a winning esports team called the Quad Gods.
The legendary designer on rejecting violence in games, trying to be a good boss, and building Nintendo’s Disneyland.
