Honor 50 review: Honor’s back, and what’s old is new again
Honor’s back with the Honor 50 phone, and this time it has brought Google along with it…
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Last Night in Soho Review
Edgar Wright’s horror throwback Last Night in Soho is fun, even if it doesn’t live up to its influences…
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Eternals Review
The MCU’s Phase 4 continues with Marvel’s Eternals…
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Book Review: ‘A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II’
A British biographer and journalist, Sonia Purnell poured through documents in England and the United States for more than three years as well as conducting countless interviews to write the book “A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II.” A credit to her craft…
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New World Review in Progress #4
Update #4 – October 23, 2021: Does time actually pass on New World’s island of Aeternum? Who knows, but if my sand-crusted pocket watch is accurate, it’s now the end of the third week since New World’s maiden voyage into Aeternum’s now rather well-charted seas. The once prolific lag and server queues…
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Invasion review: A slow-moving, tedious disaster drama
Apple TV’s Invasion follows various characters as they pick up on hints of alien activity. But many of them regularly make reckless, nonsensical decisions that frustratingly lead to minimal payoff, says Josh Bell…
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Back4Blood Review
Despite a shaky beginning, Turtle Rock’s cooperative shooter is a worthy successor to Left4Dead…
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Acer Aspire Vero review: An eco-friendly Windows 11 laptop
There are two headliners that make the Acer Aspire Vero more than an average, midrange laptop. For starters, it’s made with PCR (post-consumer recycled) plastic that makes the manufacturing process more environmentally friendly but also results in a notebook with a funky, textured design that lets the Aspire Vero stand out from the 15.6-inch laptop…
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‘Found’ Film Review: Doc Follows U.S. Adoptees Searching for Their Biological Parents in China
Four years ago, Amanda Lipitz made her non-fiction directorial debut with “Step,” chronicling the lives of young Black girls on a step (or dance) team in her native Baltimore to critical acclaim. Their story hit her radar through her mother, who founded the school the three main girls attended…
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Mini Review: A Juggler’s Tale
I got no strings to hold me down.A Juggler’s Tale will feel instantly familiar if you’re a fan of PlayDead’s Inside and Limbo. A narrative-driven 2.5D adventure game, A Juggler’s Tale share’s much of the same DNA as its critically acclaimed siblings (it even feels a bit too familiar at times…
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