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Google's Slick Pixel Buds Finally Give Android Users the AirPods They Deserve

By Patrick Lucas Austin

Microsoft's Surface Pro X Is Pretty But Not Ready for Primetime

By Patrick Lucas Austin

Rhiannon Giddens Is Reclaiming the Black Heritage of American Folk Music

By John Lingan

Amazon’s Vanity Fair Is a Master Class in Adapting Classic Novels for a Modern Audience

By Judy Berman
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Every year there are at least a few Oscar-prestige movies, usually arriving around Christmastime, that are praised to the skies simply for being adult entertainments. These pictures ostensibly require the use of a few more...

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Everything You Need to Know About Words With Friends 2

Zynga is launching the "biggest evolution" of its mobile words game, with the hopes of luring more users and buoying its bottom line

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Review: Google's Pixel 2 a Great Samsung Alternative

Google is playing catch up to Apple and Samsung with the Pixel 2

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Review: Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 Is Superb, But Familiar

Is it enough to take on the next iPhone?

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Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle Review

It's another home run for the Nintendo Switch

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This Gadget Gives Your MacBook Air A Touchscreen

The question is whether your MacBook Air is better with one

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Review: 'Arms' Is Weird, Wonderful, and Maybe the Perfect Switch Game

This fighting game is bizarre but fun in classic Nintendo fashion

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Review: 'Magikarp Jump' Is So Dumb It Just Might Be Brilliant

The Pokémon Company's newest critter-catching game is all about the clicks

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Review: House of Cards Returns With a Thud

As real-life politics generates high drama, the political shows that flourished in the Obama years--Veep, Scandal--suddenly seem less urgent. No show feels more diminished than Netflix's House of Cards, now in its fifth season. Cards...

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The Keepers Avoids True Crime's Ghastliest Pitfalls

True crime has never been hotter. From the dingy (NBC's Dateline, pretty much anything on Investigation Discovery) to the highbrow (the podcast Serial, HBO's The Jinx), entertainment that allows viewers to play detective has increasingly...

By Daniel D’Addario

Review: Brad Pitt Takes on the Runaway General in War Machine

People outside the armed services rarely fathom what makes military people tick. War Machine, directed by David Michôd (Animal Kingdom) and adapted from the late journalist Michael Hastings' book The Operators, does. And although it's...

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Review: 'Minecraft' for Nintendo Switch Is the Best Version Yet

It's another great reason to get a Switch

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'Prey' Is a Very Good Sci-Fi Shooter You've Played Before (So Far)

At least, that's how it feels 12 hours in

By Matt Peckham

'What Remains of Edith Finch' Is a Powerful Elegiac Mystery

A tale of death, and the things we leave behind

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Review: This Retro Console Is the Best Way to Relive Nintendo's Glory Days

The best NES simulator going, though you'll pay for it.

By Matt Peckham

Review: 'Ghost Recon Wildlands' Is the Open-World Shooter You've Always Wanted

It brings all of Ubisoft's best ideas together, and fixes its biggest problem

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