Month: May 2025

With its foundation set in mystery and intrigue, it’s no surprise that Dear Hongrang (Tangeum) is a complicated and emotional viewing experience. Based on the novel “Tangeum: Geumeul Samkida” by Jang Da-hye, this latest Netflix kdrama makes its home in obsession, grief, and revenge, almost becoming interchangeable as its characters navigate the battles waging within and
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Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for The Murderbot Diaries: All Systems Red & Artificial Condition.Apple TV+’s adaptation of Murderbot got off to a very quick start, and there were plenty of reveals about Alexander Skarsgård’s titular SecUnit and its humans that need to be broken down. Murderbot is based on Martha Wells’ The Murderbot Diaries
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Judge Orders Halt to IMLS Dismantling We’ve got to take our Ws when we get them, folks. Ruling
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AKRON, OH — On May 16th, something big is going down in the Midwest—and sneakerheads, you’re going to want in. Kicks Lounge Presents: Seoul, Soul, Sole isn’t your average sneaker drop—it’s an all-out cultural takeover. A tribute to Korean heritage, streetwear culture, and one of the most iconic sneakers ever made, this immersive experience marks
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For years, nothing was more repulsive to me than “deckbuilders” and “roguelites”. Put those together, and that was a game I’d most definitely hate. Turns out, all they needed was trains. During PAX East 2025, I checked out Bandai Namco, Nerd Ninjas, and Terrible Posture Games’ upcoming release, Battle Train. Think The Price is Right,
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Oprah’s latest book club pick—it’s 114th selection—is Ocean Vuong’s The Emperor of Gladness. The award-winning poet-turned-novelist’s newest book just came out this week, and follows “the cycles of history, memory and time.” In it, 19-year-old Hai stands atop a bridge one summer evening, ready to jump, when dementia-stricken elderly widow Grazina talks him into going
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