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Elgato Facecam Neo

Always sees us in the best light but lacks focus: 8/10 boyfriend, er, camera

Elgato Wave Neo

The Kanye West of mics: Easy to get into, but a little weird

Frostpunk 2

Endure a blizzard of tough choices and lasting consequences in the survival city builder sequel

Google Gemini vs. ChatGPT

Which LLM currently holds the crown?

Say hello to...macOS Sequoia

What’s new in macOS 15? What is Apple Intelligence, and what can it do for you: Will my Mac be able to run it? We tell you all this and more

KIT OUT YOUR HOME OFFICE

Create the perfect working environment in your own space

Razer BlackWidow V4 75%

Solid and compact, with hot-swappable switches

Razer Wolverine V3 Pro

Razer's pro controller is even better than Microsoft's

Acer Predator GM712

2008 called, it wants its projector back

PS5 Pro makes the PC more relevant than ever

THE PS5 PRO has arrived. It's far, far more powerful than the plain old PS5, but it's also a lot more expensive at $700. Does the PS5 Pro make gaming PCs look like good value again? Or are GPU prices still so high, you'd have to be very serious about PC gaming to overlook Sony's latest console?

Death Stranding Director's Cut

An outstanding horror tale

AirPods 4 with ANC

A new design and Active Noise Cancellation

Silicon Valley's Influence Game - From crypto to A.I., tech titans are pouring money into super PACS to savage their political opponents.

One morning in February, Katie Porter was sitting in bed, futzing around on her computer, when she learned that she was the target of a vast techno-political conspiracy. For the past five years, Porter had served in the House of Representatives on behalf of Orange County, California. She’d become famous—at least, C-span and MSNBC famous—for her eviscerations of business tycoons, often aided by a whiteboard that she used to make camera- friendly presentations about corporate greed. Now she was in a highly competitive race to replace the California senator Dianne Feinstein, who had died a few months earlier. The primary was in three weeks.

The K-Pop King - Chairman Bang is bringing his formula for creating idols to the U.S.

Scooter Braun was in a tailspin. It was February, 2021, and the music manager, who had made his name launching the careers of Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande, was nearing forty and facing a brutal divorce. An equally nasty battle with Taylor Swift, over his ownership of her song catalogue, had sullied his public image. Rumors circulated that the future of Braun’s company, Ithaca Holdings, was in doubt. Amid this tumult, he was surprised to receive an invitation to speak with someone who had long fascinated him: the South Korean producer Bang Si-hyuk—known to admirers as Hitman Bang.

WHEN THE ICE MELTS

What the fate of the Arctic means for the rest of the Earth.

IT TAKES A VILLAGE

The exuberant, complicating drawings of the Shakers.

SLEEP ESSENTIAL FOR HEALTH

To achieve good health, you must maintain a regular sleep schedule, and be able to get back to sleep once you are awake.

DOWNWARD SPIRALS

Missy Mazzoli's \"The Listeners\" and Jeanine Tesori's \"Grounded.\"

TAKE TWO

\"The Hills of California\" and \"Yellow Face\" come to Broadway.

THE LONG CON

Rachel Kushner's anti-spy, anti-realism novel.

THE SIGHTED WORLD

Growing up with the writer Ved Mehta.

IF MEMORY SERVES

John Lewis knew how to put a legacy of heroism.

THE SHIPWRECKED LEGACY OF MIKE LYNCH

THE BRITISH TECH MOGUL SOLD HIS COMPANY FOR $11 BILLION, THEN SPENT YEARS FIGHTING FRAUD CHARGES. HIS SHOCKING DEATH HAS LEFT MANY UNANSWERED QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS LIFE.

KKR'S $1 TRILLION GAMBLE

The co-CEOs of KKR have a radical strategy to supercharge growth - and chart a path far different from that of their mentors, Henry Kravis and George Roberts.

A Cantonese Comeback

Cha Cha Tang can be frustrating, but it offers moments of excellence.

Life Choices: Esme Benjamin Time for Canada?

Heading into the election, a cottage industry of expatriation consultants has emerged.

THE ACCIDENTAL DAY CARE IN MY LIVING ROOM

When our sons' Brooklyn nursery lost its license, we figured we could host the children at home until the problem was resolved. How long could it take?

WHO HAS TIME FOR A POWER LUNCH? THE REAL BUSINESS HAPPENS AT 4 P.M. 'POWER HOUR.'

THE SUN is pouring in through the floor-to-ceiling windows when the bar begins to fill with bespoke suits on a Tuesday in August at Four Twenty Five. The new restaurant from Jean-Georges Vongerichten is on the first floor of a Midtown Manhattan skyscraper, beneath the offices of financial giant Citadel Securities. And the traders are thirsty.

FOR GEN Z AT WORK, THE GENERATION GAP IS A WELLNESS GAP. HERE'S HOW TO BRIDGE IT

FOR ONE nonprofit executive director, it was a 2022 New York City subway shooting that highlighted the stark differences between how he, a 55-year-old, and his Gen Z staffers show up to work.

A WOUNDED INTEL BATTLES FOR SURVIVAL IN THE AI ERA

HENRY V had Agincourt. Gen. Robert E. Lee had Gettysburg. And Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has Chandler. That would be Chandler, Ariz., outside Phoenix, where Intel is investing nearly $30 billion to build two state-of-the-art semiconductor plants, or fabs, that will be the first to use the company's newest chipmaking process. It's here, in Chandler, where Gelsinger's fate-and likely that of the company he leads will be decided.