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Review: Children in a time of war see an apparition of peace in ‘Fatima’

UPDATED: Thu., Aug. 27, 2020

“Fatima” chronicles mystical events leading to what believers call “the Miracle of the Sun” in October 1917, in Fatima, Portugal. The film follows three young shepherd children – principally 9-year-old Lucia (Stephanie Gil) – who see a holy apparition on a monthly basis. Trouble ensues when word gets out.
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Game On: Netflix docuseries ‘High Score’ is a disjointed mess

UPDATED: Thu., Aug. 27, 2020

“High Score” is a Netflix docuseries featuring interviews with early video game developers, pros and other figures. The concept excited me – I love documentaries, I love video games, and I love history – but much to my surprise, the series left me oddly flustered due to its poor focus, confusing pacing and clunky transitions.
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Game On: ‘Fall Guys’ and the special power of replay value

UPDATED: Thu., Aug. 13, 2020

“Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout” was released on Aug. 4 to much greater success than developer Mediatonic anticipated. In a market already saturated by online, multiplayer, “battle royale”-style games where only the last surviving player wins, “Fall Guys” turns the genre on its head.
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10 underrated shows you may have missed in the too-much-TV era

UPDATED: Thu., July 23, 2020

The last few years have been a boon for good television – so much good television that you could be forgiven for missing a few standouts. We created this list of TV shows from the past few years that deserve your attention despite the fact that they have managed to fly under the radar for whatever reason.
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Emerge holding ‘Raise the Roof’ campaign for new space

UPDATED: Thu., July 23, 2020

This year has not been kind to Emerge. The Coeur d'Alene-based art space kicked off the new year by dealing with a fire that left Emerge displaced and unable to host workshops. Things were looking up, though, when Emerge signed a lease on a new location.
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Game On: Metacritic change hinders consumer reviews

UPDATED: Thu., July 23, 2020

In late June, I penned the article “The Last of Us Part II highlights Metacritic issues,” and it seems they agree. A Metacritic official announced that the review aggregator will henceforth delay the ability to submit user reviews for newly released video games for the first 36 hours.
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Review: ‘Radioactive’ fizzles out with condescending explanations of Marie Curie’s complicated legacy

UPDATED: Wed., July 29, 2020

Radioactive: the discovery, the concept, the word defined culture in the 20th century, in the realms of science, medicine and war and in our own existential dread and pop fantasies. The threat of nuclear warfare and nuclear meltdowns, the advances in treating cancer and the invention of the X-ray machine: It’s all become such a ubiquitous part of modern life that it’s important to remember the discovery itself came from a Polish woman living in France at the turn of the century, a wife and mother who battered the elements into submission seeking to understand how they worked.
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