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Peter Allen Clark
Peter Allen Clark is a TIME Tech and Business Editor.
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Life in the Metaverse
When Cathy Hackl’s son wanted to throw a party for his 9th birthday, he didn’t ask for favors for his friends or themed decorations. Instead, he asked if they could hold the celebration on Roblox....
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Listening to a good breakup album is a dangerous act: if consumed at the wrong time, it can kill your joy, resurrect painful flashbacks, re-break your heart, reduce you to a puddle of misery. But...
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August 19, 2021
Big Tech Announces Striking Pandemic Gains
Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Facebook, Tesla and Amazon all reported significant increases in revenue and net income
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August 2, 2021
The Most Anticipated Movies of Summer 2021
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By Andrew R. Chow and Peter Allen Clark
May 12, 2021
GameStop's Stock Surge Isn't Only About Money
The collective push by hyper-online investors also sought to fight back against a system that they feel deserves a reckoning
By Peter Allen Clark
January 28, 2021
The Most Impactful Memes of 2020
This year, memes brought many together, pushed many apart and brought levity to extended crisis after extended crisis
By Megan McCluskey and Peter Allen Clark
January 21, 2021
Twitter Bans Trump's Account
The social media platform announced on Friday evening that it would be permanently suspending it "due to the risk of further incitement of violence"
By Peter Allen Clark
January 8, 2021
The Most Anticipated Movies of 2021
Eddie Murphy returns for a sequel to Coming to America, the Sopranos get a prequel, and delayed 2020 blockbusters make their way onto the release calendar
By Andrew R. Chow , Peter Allen Clark and Megan McCluskey
December 19, 2020
Stephen King's 'The Stand' Comes to a COVID World
'The Stand' is perhaps the most influential story about a pandemic from the 20th Century
By Peter Allen Clark
December 17, 2020
The 10 Best Video Games of 2020
From 'Spider-Man: Miles Morales' to 'Among Us'
By Patrick Lucas Austin , Eliana Dockterman , Peter Allen Clark and Alex Fitzpatrick
November 20, 2020
Forget 4K and Solid State Drives. The Controller Is the Best Reason to Get a PlayStation 5
The DualSense is a surprising standout of Sony's new console
By Peter Allen Clark
November 6, 2020
21 Hidden Gem Horror Movies to Stream Now
We watched a huge number of lesser known horror movies to find the good ones for fans who can't get enough
By Peter Allen Clark
October 21, 2020
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2
, a Nostalgia Trip With Plenty of Growth, Is Right at Home in 2020
We talked to Hawk about staying true to form while evolving to meet a new generational moment
By Peter Allen Clark
September 3, 2020
17 Great Movies You May Have Missed This Summer
From a documentary about the ACLU to a horror movie about Zoom, a reimagining of the Joan of Arc story to a comedy about a sexual awakening in Catholic school
By Judy Berman , Andrew R. Chow , Peter Allen Clark , Mahita Gajanan , Suyin Haynes and Eliza Berman
September 2, 2020
Seattle Activists Occupy Six City Blocks as Police Retreat
A section of the Capitol Hill neighborhood has been declared an 'autonomous zone'
By Peter Allen Clark
June 11, 2020
Maker Hope to Fill Shortages in Medical Supplies
Engineers, designers, 3D-printing hobbyists and more are making gear for medical workers on the front line of the fight against COVID-19
By Peter Allen Clark
April 1, 2020
NBA Suspends Season After Positive Coronavirus Test
Previously, it had been floated that the NBA might continue to play games, only without fans
By Peter Allen Clark
March 11, 2020
The 12 Best
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From Carrie Brownstein to Mel Brooks
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January 17, 2020
Here's How 'The Witcher' Was Inspired by Folklore
The history behind some of the show's scariest monsters
By Peter Allen Clark
December 20, 2019
Stephen King on
Doctor Sleep
, Donald Trump and Why He Often Writes About Children
The best-selling novelist speaks to TIME about the upcoming adaptation of his story Doctor Sleep, his thoughts on Donald Trump and why he often writes about children. What did you think of the Doctor Sleep...
By Peter Allen Clark
November 7, 2019
How Hong Kong Protests Set off an Esports Controversy
Outrage over Blizzard’s reaction swiftly came from players, industry titans and politicians
By Peter Allen Clark
October 21, 2019
We Went Hands-On With ‘Final Fantasy VII Remake’
Here's what we learned after giving it a try
By Peter Allen Clark
October 10, 2019
Stephen Chbosky’s New Horror Novel Is a Far Cry From
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When Kate Reese flees an abusive boyfriend with her son Christopher, she hopes small-town life will provide a bright future. But the creepy cover art and October release date suggest a darker fate is held...
By Peter Allen Clark
September 26, 2019
Pacifist Video Games Are Changing the Industry
As Trump attacked 'gruesome and grisly' video games, so-called 'pacifist games' are on the rise
By Peter Allen Clark
August 6, 2019
1 Dead, 3 Injured in Synagogue Shooting Near San Diego
A 19-year-old white man was taken into custody
By Peter Allen Clark and Tara Law
April 27, 2019
Trump Congratulates #2 NFL Draft Pick, Not #1
Nick Bosa has previously expressed his support for Trump
By Tara Law and Peter Allen Clark
April 27, 2019
Prosecutors Rule Out Arson at Notre Dame Cathedral
Blaze causes widespread damage but firefighters say the structure has been saved
By Peter Allen Clark
April 15, 2019
Stadia, Google's Big Push Into Video Games, Could Change Everything About How We Play
There are plenty of answered questions, but it's a bold move by the search giant
By Peter Allen Clark / San Francisco
March 19, 2019
Kentucky Student Wishes 'We Could Have Walked Away'
"As far as standing there, I had every right to do so"
By Peter Allen Clark
January 22, 2019
Mollie Tibbetts Suspect Is Undocumented Immigrant
The search for Mollie Tibbets has come to a tragic end
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