Display & Video 360 tools to navigate the TV streaming boom
Over the past few months, people have spent a remarkable amount of time watching connected TV at home. As a result, Display & Video 360’s connected...
How to Control Your Xbox One with Google Assistant
Although Google and Microsoft are competitors, they’re cooperating more than they used to. For example, you can now tell your Google Assistant to launch games, control...
Over 100 Switch Games Are Discounted for Nintendo’s Summer Sale
Wait, Nintendo’s doing a Summer Sale now? The stingiest company you know is selling over 100 games, including some 1st party titles, for up to $30...
The Novel That Shows Us How to Face Our Past to Change Our Future
After several grueling hours of protesting against systemic injustice (no one can prepare you for long hours on your feet, long hours screaming for recognition of...
Poetry Collections About Being a Queer Person of Color
Encountering racism from other gay men when I came out caused me to interrogate my own identity, questioning what I’m able to become if a lot...
The Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Now Comes in Four Colors
When the current model of the Paperwhite launched in 2018, it only came in black. That was a step back from the previous generation’s choices of...
5 Fresh and Upcoming Reads From Independent Presses
Lately I’ve been spending a lot of time ignoring bestseller lists and big imprints in favour of small press and independent publishers, trying to find some...
I Learned About Radical Acceptance From Children’s Books
My therapist’s suggestion made evident my problem: I needed to learn about acceptance. When my therapist recommended radical acceptance to me, I gave her a look...
The Young Goodman Brown Effect in Education
An English teacher I know could not show the musical Man of La Mancha because it had a prostitute in it. This teacher worked at a...
Trying New Dishes During Quarantine: Medieval Cookbooks
As Dana Staves wrote in “This was Ibn Sayyar al-Warraq’s Kitab al-Tabikh (Book of Dishes). It was first translated by A.J. Arberry in 1939, and then later...
