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Netflix's mobile gaming gamble: an expensive battle for your attention
The streaming service is betting on mobile games to strengthen its grip at the top – but is it the right move?
Why ‘Dune’ Is Shaping Up To Be The Science Fiction Film Of The Decade
Denis Villeneuve’s “faithful” Dune saga looks poised leave its mark on Hollywood’s long list of iconic sci-fi successes.
You can totally tell that 28 Years Later was shot on an iPhone – and that’s a good thing
Danny Boyle used iPhones to shoot 28 Years Later, and in doing so he’s delivered one of the most original, kinetic, and quite frankly strangest movies of the decade so far.
I hate to say it, but Severance season 2 has a pacing problem
Ben Stiller’s workplace thriller is disturbing, hilarious, and wholly unique in today’s TV landscape, but I don’t think those accolades should exempt its second season from criticism.
This Barcelona team is better than you think
Ahead of a decisive El Clasico, Barcelona deserve to be considered favourites for the league title – so what’s with all the crisis talk?
I've spent a month with the iPhone 17 Pro, and it's confirmed my suspicions about Apple's new iPhone lineup
My short time with the iPhone 17 Pro has made me realise an uncomfortable truth: I no longer need to go Pro.
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare’s “Ripped From The Headlines” Approach Is Destined For Controversy
Developer Infinity Ward is treading a fine line between depicting reality and poking at fresh wounds.
Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming plan risks tarnishing HBO’s name
The HBO name is hallowed in the world of small screen entertainment – and Warner Bros. Discovery would be wise to remember that.
Why I'm comfortably trapped in the Apple ecosystem
Despite the leaps and bounds made by competing brands in recent years, Apple's commitment to interconnectivity means its products still rank as the best.
Netflix's Neo Yokio is a delightful mess
Ezra Koenig’s vanity project is an interesting creative experiment in... something.
The new BMW hybrid concept hints at the ugly future of electric cars
Another day, another questionable electric car design. This week, it’s BMW’s latest plug-in hybrid (PHEV) concept, the XM, under the spotlight.
It's Now or Never for PSG in the Champions League
After falling short in the Champions League final, PSG must seize their last chance for European success.
Euro 2020 gives VAR an almighty shot at redemption
This year's European Championships could prove the saving grace for the assistive video technology.
Revisiting Roma, Netflix's monochrome masterpiece
Looking back on the artistry of Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma.
‘Death Stranding’ Is Looking Less And Less Like A Video Game
Death Stranding’s lofty ambitions risk staining its appeal to those looking for a consistently-engaging and playable experience.
‘Devs’ is Cerebral TV for the Isolated Mind
Alex Garland’s new miniseries is a haunting take on humanity’s quest for progress in the big tech era.
There’s Never Been a Better Time for a ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ TV Series
Modern production budgets and the recent boom of Spanish-language television means now is as good a time as any to bring the grandiose story of the Buendía family to life.
Sirmione is Still the Jewel of Lake Garda
Forget its busy reputation, Sirmione’s untouchable beauty makes it the finest town on the shore and an authentic piece of Italian charm.
It’s Time for Lampard to Bring Back Fikayo Tomori
After his teammates have failed to deliver in defence, the young Englishman deserves a call-back to the starting eleven.
Batshuayi's Dortmund Resurgence and What It Says About The Premier League
As a Chelsea fan, when Michy Batshuayi arrived before the 2016/17 Premier League season, I was decidedly hopeful. Now, after almost two seasons, my faith in the self-proclaimed ‘Batsman’ has been renewed, and I’m not alone.
