Even though the main appeal of Magic the Gathering is in-person play, I rediscovered it at home in my PJs and am back in love.
Alice Clarke
Alice Clarke
Alice Clarke is an award winning freelance journalist, producer and presenter. She also co-curates the PAX Aus Diversity Lounge. In her spare time she plays the drums, lives in Forza Horizon and builds Lego.
Samsung has new TVs, and now is a good time to get excited about Neo QLED, even if it means you need to learn a new acronym.
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Is there such thing as a good gaming chair? The answer is a qualified yes. Here’s our review of the Anda Seat Kaiser 2.
Something like a cartoon figure that can be animated or expressed in pre-defined stickers seems like something small, but Memoji matter.
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We’re a year into the pandemic, and masks help reduce the spread when worn properly. So where are the good public health education campaigns?
The new Lego botanical sets sure look pretty, but what are they like to build? Find out in this detailed bag-by-bag review. Spoiler: frogs.
After more than a week I am in love with the AirPods Max audio, but there are some niggling issues that detract from the experience.
I Hate New Years is one of the best queer holiday rom coms ever. Not just because there isn’t a lot of competition. It’s actually good.
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From clothes to PPE, A/C to CPR, the world has been designed for cis-men. Let’s stop pretending ‘unisex’ designs are truly made for women too.
Sure, gaming chairs look cool. But why do they hate our bodies so much? And why do we keep pushing through the pain?
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