"I like to think of bricks as brushstrokes or pixels" An interview with Will Quam, a brick enthusiast in Chicago
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Dreamcast twentieth anniversary interview extravaganza
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IKEA has committed to becoming a circular business by 2030 – by eliminating waste and reusing resources
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An hour with Rebecca Sugar - The Steven Universe creator on her biggest cartoon influences
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Cane and Rinse interview with Fumito Ueda (Ico, Shadow of the Colossus, The Last Guardian)
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World of Warcraft Classic's game director Ion Hazzikostas reflects on the genesis of the idea, its challenging development, and the importance of a unified community
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The sound systems of Notting Hill carnival: 'I'll stop when I can't walk'
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Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlords – Twenty-eight minutes of gameplay with the developers
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Interview with Valve about their upcoming Steam China project, curation and exclusivity
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Welcome to Bon Iver, Wisconsin
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Ta-Nehisi Coates talks to Jesmyn Ward about writing fiction, reparations, and the legacy of slavery
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A conversation with the team that made bread with 4500-year-old yeast from ancient Egyptian pottery
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Andrew Crawshaw, former lead designer at The Chinese Room, on growing the industry with "evening-size games" and redefining success
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The fall and rise of Hitman
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Over-tourism and photo-seekers have been damaging the world's most beautiful places, and even causing some to close to visitors entirely
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Where disability rights and animal rights meet: A conversation with Sunaura Taylor
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The philosophy of low-tech: A conversation with Kris De Decker
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Subnautica: a world without guns | War Stories
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AMBER Alerts were designed to recover children in the most serious abduction cases, but they might be ineffective at saving lives, and could carry hidden costs.
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Kind Words: A game of lo-fi beats, writing nice letters to strangers, and feeling less alone
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Kosovare Asllani: ‘30,000 people came to celebrate our medal’
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Marek Holeček on the first ascent of the northwest face of Chamlang
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Death Row graphic artist Ronald “Riskie” Brent talks Tupac
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Exploring the design of cat-in-a-mech metroidvania Gato Roboto
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Why you can't trust me
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Mo Willems Has A New Creative Challenge (And So Should You)
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Nardwuar vs. The Roots (Questlove & Black Thought) (2019)
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LGBTQ celebs believe the fight for their rights is not over
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Madonna at sixty: The original queen of pop on aging, inspiration and why she refuses to cede control
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From The Witcher 3 to Cyberpunk: The evolution of CD Projekt Red's quest design
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How will the movies (as we know them) survive the next ten years? Twenty-four major Hollywood figures peer into the future
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Interview with Google's login chief about passwords vs. single sign-on
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How the hell has Danielle Steel managed to write 179 books?
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1982 video interview with Asimov, Wolfe, and Ellison
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When you give a friend a kidney
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A vast archive exposed the secret history of kidnapping and assassination in Guatemala. Now it’s under threat
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Nine LGBTQ+ people explain how they love, hate, and understand the word "queer"
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Subnautica's design director explains how they crafted an exciting and dangerous experience without allowing the player to fight back
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What it’s like to live beyond a death sentence: With stage IV cancer, chances at survival are slim. Men in remission tell us about staying strong when every day is a bonus.
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The creator of Chernobyl on viewers taking away the wrong lessons
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Dissecting the development of Dwarf Fortress with creator Tarn Adams
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Two 'Good Omens' interviews: With writer Neil Gaiman, and with actors Michael Sheen and David Tennant
Neil Gaiman had one rule for the Good Omens adaptation: making Terry Pratchett happy The devil is in the detail of Amazon's long-awaited Good Omens
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"It's a true gift": Shea Couleé opens up about embracing their non-binary identity
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A roundtable on faith depiction in SFF
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Political confessional: I think private schools should be banned
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A generation is learning how to strike: An interview with Isra Hirsi
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Hurley Haywood on life as a gay racing champion: 'I didn't have any male role models'
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The boring intimacy of the all-day group chat
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Beyond Blue is shaping up to be much more than Blue Planet: The Game
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Archiving grief five years after the Isla Vista attacks
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