Is there such a thing as a balanced video game? Can great gameplay be married to sheer spectacle? Can a game be both brutal and forgiving? The classic yin and yang dilemma. And the new flashy action metroid-vania Worldless tackles that very question. The “worlds” of Worldless are wondrous, each one with a … Read more
When Michelle Obama said, “When they go low, we go high,” she wasn’t talking about Kim Mulkey. Class and decorum have never been her thing. On Sunday, No. 1 South Carolina remained undefeated and won its eighth SEC tournament title after defeating LSU, 79-72. It was a rematch of their January showdown in Baton Rouge, … Read more
Restaurants Boston chef and restaurateur Ken Oringer and award-winning pastry chef Monica Glass have reunited. Verveine Cafe & Bakery will open Monday on Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge, reuniting Boston chef and restaurateur Ken Oringer with award-winning pastry chef Monica Glass. After starting her career around 2012 working in some of New York City’s finest kitchens, … Read more
Microsoft did support passkeys, but did not let you log in to its own services with them. That is now changing. May 2 is World Password Day, and on this occasion several tech companies are focusing on security on the internet. It turned out to be an excellent moment for Google to talk about one … Read more
By Casey Harper (The Center Square) Pro-Hamas demonstrations on college campuses have become increasingly intense, and even violent in recent days, pushing lawmakers to call for a change. U.S. Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., sent a letter this week to the Columbia University Board of Trustees with an ultimatum: “take action against antisemitism or lose federal … Read more
To the editor: I am very pleased that columnist Robin Abcarian featured the work of Gail Abarbanel, who directed the Rape Treatment Center at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center for 50 years. I was a grant administrator at UCLA in the campus office for research administration when I first became acquainted with her. She was … Read more
Making the world safer for butterflies can be as easy as doing a bit of nothing. Letting some part of a yard go unmown can boost the number of butterflies and moths sighted there, says ecologist Richard Fox. That long-grass patch may be as elaborate as an all-native meadow dotted with flowers or as simple … Read more
How Celeb Couples Split Their Finances 1. Recently, DDG said that he and partner Halle Bailey do not split finances equally and he will “pay for a lot of stuff.” 2. Grimes declined any money from Elon Musk toward her career while they were dating. 4. Kelsea Ballerini said that she purchased the majority of … Read more
New England Travel “The Lighthouse Trail is a fun way to navigate the Massachusetts coast.” In this Aug. 17, 2016 photo, Boston Light, America’s oldest lighthouse, sits on Little Brewster Island in Boston Harbor. Elise Amendola / AP Many historic lighthouses dot the Massachusetts coast, and visitors can even climb and spend the night in … Read more
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Tuxedo Computers has announced the Pulse 14 Gen 4. This Linux-based laptop uses the same design of its predecessor but has a new processor on board with the AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS. From Pulse 14 Gen 4 has a 14” screen with a resolution of 2880×1800 pixels, a 120Hz refresh rate and 100% coverage of … Read more
