Calder Gardens, a new space in which to experience the works of Alexander Calder, is scheduled to open on 21 September in the artist’s hometown of Philadelphia. The $70m project comprises a building complex with a series of subterranean galleries and open-air pavilions surrounded by panoramic gardens. It is a “sacred place” where visitors can “engage with Calder’s work in …
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@Yoshi3 yeah, but TBF it is what the Warriors games have been like for better or worse over the last 28 years, it’s just the Musou genre. Usually it’s the spinoffs titles where they mash up into other franchises that they get more interesting (One Piece, Persona 5, Fire Emblem, etc…). I wasn’t a fan of the first Hyrule Warriors …
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@Yoshi3 yeah, but TBF it is what the Warriors games have been like for better or worse over the last 28 years, it’s just the Musou genre. Usually it’s the spinoffs titles where they mash up into other franchises that they get more interesting (One Piece, Persona 5, Fire Emblem, etc…). I wasn’t a fan of the first Hyrule Warriors …
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It has been a while since we’ve heard any good news about the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake. Initially announced at the PlayStation Showcase in 2021, the project has been plagued by a series of development issues, with its first iteration made by Aspyr reportedly ending up abruptly canceled, and development then being handed over to Saber …
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SwitchBot arrived at IFA (Innovation for All) 2025 with a lot to show off, including fluffy home Kata robots and the Acemate Tennis Robot, complete with training programs. But what really caught my smart home eyes was an application of generative AI I’ve never seen before. SwitchBot introduced an AI Art Frame, and it represents a completely new future for …
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The Athletic has live coverage of the U.S. Open men’s final featuring Jannik Sinner vs. Carlos Alcaraz FLUSHING, N.Y. — The last time Aryna Sabalenka stood in front of a microphone after losing a Grand Slam final, her speech was heard around the world. After her twisting French Open final defeat to Coco Gauff, Sabalenka opened with “this one hurts so …
Read More »Book Review: ‘Art Work,’ by Sally Mann The New York Times ‘I never hold back’: Sally Mann on her controversial family photos and becoming a writer The Guardian Sally Mann: my quest to take the perfect photograph The Observer Life lessons from the renowned photographer Sally Mann Dazed Cameras, creativity and kids: Sally Mann on her ‘kind of how-to book’ that mixes memoir with …
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The discovery of a previously unknown portrait miniature by one of Elizabethan England’s greatest artists would be significant enough. But a work by Nicholas Hilliard that has come to light is all the more exciting because it has a possible link to William Shakespeare, and a 400-year-old enigma of a defaced red heart on its reverse, suggesting a love scorned. …
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Magic: The Gathering (MTG) has fascinated millions – us included – for decades now. On top of being a fantastic collectible card game that’s always refreshing its mechanics, the dense multiverse-building and sprawling lore, the cards themselves are traditionally gorgeous to look at. As both MTG and space nerds, the recently released Edge of Eternities set is right up our …
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Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is a tremendous revival of the franchise, with weighty, tactical ninja combat and a gorgeous visual overhaul from developer Lizardcube. However, the game also launched with some bugs, and one in particular is hard-locking players who felt the need to explore. Within the first few hours of Art of Vengeance, you’ll have the opportunity to go …
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