Huntington Show Spotlights Potter Doyle Lane’s Ceramic Masterpieces
A retrospective of Doyle Lane's ceramic work at The Huntington spans intimate vessels to monumental murals, tracing a singular career in clay.
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Willie Birch’s California African American Museum Show Traces Decades of Sculpture and Collage
A career retrospective gathers the works of Willie Birch, whose art speaks of Black neighborhoods and the lives within them.
TV Reviews7.6/10
The timer starts counting the moment Quinn Mallory’s machine tears a hole in his San Francisco basement, and it never really stops. That is the engine of ‘Sliders’, the science-fiction series Tracy Tormé and Robert K. Weiss created for Fox in 1995. A boy-genius builds a doorway to infinite Earths, tests it with two people standing too close, and loses the coordinates for home. What follows is five seasons of triage.
Sliders ran five seasons and 87 episodes, from Fox to Sci-Fi, Vancouver to L.A. A 7.6/10 retrospective on the parallel-Earth show that never got home.
Game Reviews7.8/10
Sam Fisher’s third outing is the one where the stealth finally has teeth
A retrospective on Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, the 2005 stealth classic with the aural monitor, overhauled AI, and co-op infiltration missions.
Game Reviews7.7/10
Folklore: Playing a Dead Woman’s Memories in a Village That Hates Her
Folklore, Game Republic's 2007 PS3 action RPG, hides a haunting Irish village mystery behind its Sixaxis soul-reeling combat. A 7.7/10 retrospective.
TV Reviews7.8/10
One Tree Hill: A Durable Teen Drama That Survived Network Mergers and Timeline Jumps
One Tree Hill ran nine seasons and 186 episodes on the WB and the CW, surviving a network merger and two time jumps. A look back at Tree Hill.
Game Reviews7.3/10
LittleBigPlanet Karting Review: Sackboy’s Kart Racer Builds a Better Editor Than a Racer
LittleBigPlanet Karting brought Sackboy to PS3 in 2012 with kart racing, a track editor and the Hoard story — a competent racer lifted by its creation tools.
Game Reviews7.6/10
Valiant Hearts Still Says More About the First World War Than Most Battlefield Games
Valiant Hearts: The Great War review — Ubisoft Montpellier's WWI puzzle adventure still lands 12 years on, carried by art, history and a dog named Walt.
TV Reviews8.8/10
Why Freaks and Geeks Still Hurts 27 Years Later
Freaks and Geeks ran one season, 18 episodes, and was canceled by NBC. Why Paul Feig's 1999 high school series still endures decades later.
Game Reviews7.7/10
Halo 2’s campaign was rushed to ship before the multiplayer that defined Xbox Live was finished
Halo 2 sold over 8 million copies and defined Xbox Live matchmaking, but its unfinished campaign and cliffhanger ending still divide players.
Game Reviews8.8/10
Resistance 3 Review: Capelli’s Road Holds Up
Resistance 3 was Insomniac's best game and its biggest flop. We look back at Joseph Capelli's road story, the weapon wheel, and the servers Sony shut down.
How Whistler Turned Paintings Into Musical Scores
A retrospective at Tate Britain reveals Whistler's singular brushwork, palette, and Nocturne paintings in a five-year labor.