‘Black Mirror: Bandersnatch’ Review: Choose Your Own Delirium, Disappointment
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The sci-fi anthology show and Netflix deliver an interactive choose-your-own-adventure experience — the question is, why?
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Why Fortnite Is Accused of Stealing Dance Moves
Posted in: Music FeaturesA lawsuit against the company behind the enormously popular video game raises questions about what, exactly, it takes to own a dance move
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The ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’ Soundtrack Might Be the Biggest Album of 2018
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow a blockbuster video game (which sold nearly 20 million copies in its first weeks on sale) is introducing players around the world to rootsy Americana sounds
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Jacksonville Mass Shooter Identified as Gamer David Katz
Posted in: Culture NewsShooter had lost a game in the 'Madden NFL 19' tournament before opening fire on the crowd.
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How ‘Grand Theft Auto’ Is Changing the Way the World Experiences Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn the five years since launch, GTA V and GTA Online gamers have listened to more than 75 billion minutes of music, according to Rockstar Games
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‘Ready Player One’ Review: Spielberg’s Overwhelming Blockbuster Hearts the ’80s
Posted in: Movie ReviewsIconic filmmaker's take on a VR geek-lit touchstone will dazzle you into submission or die tryin'
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‘Tomb Raider’ Review: Video-Game Icon Gets ‘Run, Lara, Run!’ Reboot
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFranchise gets rougher, more down-to-earth version of heroine in origin-story prequel – and still suffers from generic blockbusteritis
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Post Malone: Confessions of a Hip-Hop Rock Star
Posted in: Music FeaturesAt home with the chart-topping rapper as he sounds off on race, guns, his buddy Justin Bieber, and the pleasures of Olive Garden
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Kings’ Rookie De’Aaron Fox on Video Games, His Beef With In-N-Out Burger
Posted in: SportsA number five pick in the NBA draft, Sacramento Kings rookie just wants to "affect the game in every way I can"
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How Playing ‘Madden’ Helps High School Football Players Learn the Game
Posted in: SportsConventional methods of learning football – like studying a playbook – are taking a backseat to video games, which can be uniquely educational
