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6 burning questions following the Solo trailer

Fangirl breaks down several possibilities for the film, with some lore on the side.

By Tyler Schneider | February 7, 2018

Preview: Rivals of Ixalan brings tribal warfare to the Golden City

Overall, Rivals of Ixalan promises to bring tribe-based gameplay to the fore in Standard and Limited, while offering many new tools and build-around-me cards for Commander and other casual formats, and the story brings the swashbuckling legend of Ixalan to an exciting conclusion.

By Louis Kemner | January 12, 2018

Card Games

Opinion: Wizards of the Coast needs to slow down product releases

Wizards of the Coast pushed their releases to 11 in 2017, which can be overwhelming for the average player and can stretch creative and financial value thin.

By Louis Kemner | January 11, 2018

Video games

Ask Dr. Rachel: Tablets are great platform for toddlers to explore learning apps

Do you have a question you would like to ask Dr. Rachel? Send your question via twitter to @linacaruso using the hashtag #AskDrRachel and your question could be featured in next month’s column!

By Rachel Kowert | December 21, 2017

Entertainment

Review: ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ sometimes stumbles, but has strong finish

The Last Jedi is an ambitious, experimental, and thrilling addition to the saga.

By Louis Kemner | December 20, 2017

News

Video game training organization Ukatsu aims to promote interpersonal skills among youth

For some kids, online gaming is their primary social interaction with other people and bad habits can develop easily.

By Louis Kemner | October 10, 2017

Video games

Fortnite: Battle Royale (PS4) Open Beta Review

The fun was there, even if many simply brush this title off as a studio trying to mooch off of the success of PUBG, while trying counteract its eventual deal with Microsoft.

By Tyler Schneider | October 9, 2017

Television

Stranger Things is a startling and captivating watch

Netflix continues its run of strong series minted by fresh directors and astounding vision with this eight-chapter season.

By Natalie Maggiore | August 25, 2016

Television

Watch “Take My Wife” … Please?

Take My Wife is remarkably original and a watershed series that deals with LGBTQ issues lightheartedly and poignantly.

By Alex Scoville | August 24, 2016

Comics

Q&A with Devin Grayson

The writer of popular Batman-titled comics discusses how she entered the comic industry, her experience as a woman in the field and her favorite memories as a comic writer.

By Samantha Christensen | August 23, 2016

Videos

Comics

10 talented yet under-appreciated women in the comic industry

Learn about the women who have written, drawn, edited or created some of the biggest names in comics.

By Samantha Christensen | August 17, 2016

Entertainment

Netflix Releases ‘Luke Cage’ Trailer

Another member of Marvel’s ‘The Defenders’ is getting his own Netflix original series, and this one looks chalked full of cultural significance and badass-ery.