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Nicholas Cage. Chris Pine. Jake Johnson. Three of the most unlikely candidates one might ever consider for the role of Peter Parker’s Spider-Man — and let’s not get started on […]
Sometimes it can be difficult to grasp what we’re missing in our lives until we experience it firsthand. For me, this enlightening experience came in the form of Jason Momoa […]
A recent New York Times article, “Red Dead Redemption 2 Is True Art,” put forth the bold claim that despite its ongoing stigma, the gaming medium has begun to artistically […]
Eighth Grade (Best Coming-Of-Age) Bo Burnham’s directorial debut, “Eighth Grade” follows Elsie Fisher as she struggles through the last week of her middle school classes. Fisher’s story is relatable to […]
There are eight fantastic films set in J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World. Unfortunately, the last of those was released seven years ago. “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald,” hit theaters with […]
Sisters Cookie Company started out as a children’s booth at the 2010 Moscow Farmers Market with one goal — giving Connie Rosendahl’s two daughters an opportunity to greet, count change […]
A nagging thought persisted throughout my 25 hours with “Shadow of the Tomb Raider.” Haven’t I done this before? I shrugged it off at the time because the game is […]
Video games have always been a scapegoat for broader issues. First it was addiction. Then gender portrayal. Censorship. Online harassment. Mental health disorders. Gun control. And ever since the beginning, […]
Patty Cady is no stranger to escape rooms. She’s tested and finished hundreds of rooms, tackling thousands of different puzzles in the process. Each room brings her a new experience, […]
Stop the tape. Just a few weeks ago, I wrote a list of Spider-Man games worth playing. After finishing developer Insomniac’s newly released “Marvel’s Spider-Man” for PlayStation 4, I don’t […]