Gaming - Editorial

The Future According to CD Projekt RED’s Cyberpunk 2077

Gaming is about to get a massive injection of straight science fiction glory this September. The Witcher developer CD Projekt RED is about to bring a sprawling new adventure to gamers this fall in the form of Cyberpunk 2077. The upcoming open-world RPG is a super-sized undertaking that has been years in the making, and it’s finally scheduled to make its way to a console or PC near you. When the game debuts, it has the potential to reshape the ...

Gaming - Editorial

Half-Life Returns With an All-VR Future with Half-Life: Alyx

Half-Life 2 was officially released in 2014, and sixteen years later, fans are still anxiously anticipating its sequel. Half-Life 3 has become something of a myth across the internet – a meme rooted in the idea of vaporware, a software that will likely never come to fruition. Similarly, the first-person shooter video game Duke Nukem Forever was also highly anticipated. And after more than a decade of developmental limbo, it debuted in 2011 and failed to live up to its hype. ...

Movies - Editorial

Antichrist’s Superstar: The Composer Behind Marilyn Manson’s Late-Career Renaissance

In the “John Wick” trilogy, Keanu Reeves‘ titular assassin leaves a trail of bodies in his wake, dispatching mobsters and hitmen with dispassionate frequency. But the cult action series, soon to become a quadrilogy with “John Wick 4”, is at least partly responsible for raising at least one person from the dead: Marilyn Manson. No, the artist formerly known as Brian Warner didn’t die, though a stage accident at a 2017 New York City show was a close call, leaving him ...

TV - Editorial

‘Fox & Friends’ Trio Reveals Secrets of the Curvy Couch

“Fox & Friends” has long been the most-watched cable-news program in the morning slot, but it’s one particular set of eyeballs that has brought the program to new relevance in the current news cycle. President Donald Trump, who used to have a recurring segment on the program, is now an avid viewer, and what hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade say each morning has the potential to start a White House tweet-storm. In the case of certain Kilmeade ...