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We get the music videos we want, but also sometimes the ones we need. Amid racial strife stirred up by a president who blames “both sides” and endless uniformed violence against minority men and women came actor/rapper Donald Glover’s funky, neck-snapping surprise statement. As Gambino, Glover — dressed in Confederate Army grey pants and no shirt in a possible nod to Afrofunk godhead/provocateur Fela Kuti – busts hip-cracking African Gwara Gwara dance moves while shooting a hooded black man and striking a pose straight outta Jim Crow imagery. Yes, it’s a lot. Released as Glover rebooted intergalactic schemer Lando Calrissian in Disney’s Solo, the sight of the Atlanta star grabbing his suddenly global platform and gunning down a church choir with a machine gun (à la the Charleston church massacre) then sprinting away from the Sunken Place tells you everything about the current state of the nation. – G.K.

At an unprecedented speed, we are losing our linguistic diversity–and the very means by which we know ourselves. This immersive oratorio is an invocation of the languages that have gone extinct and an incantation of those that are endangered.

Yeah, so my original point still stands: Discovery’s biggest weakness lies in expository dialogue. However, it’s nowhere near as bad as the first minutes of “The Vulcan Hello”: “Hey Captain Philippa Georgiou, with whom I have a very cordial relationship, may I explain our mission to you, even though we have been on it for several hours by now?” – “Of course, ambitious Commander Michael Burnham, who has been serving under me for seven years now. I’d appreciate if you’d also reiterate the purpose of Starfleet for me (since it’s not a “peacekeeping and humanitarian Armada”, as that other guy once said in a different universe).”

A period of heavy rain preceded the snow, which can wash away any road pre-treatments. As temperatures dropped, concerns grew that the roadways could become slick and treacherous surfaces.

Superman meets Google Earth in this wonderfully conceived superhero game. You’re an invincible hero that can’t be beaten, but the alien invaders aren’t after you; they’re after your planet. Shoot across the globe and race to the defense of urban metropolises, beating the enemy back whilst trying to keep the damage to a minimum. Megaton Rainfall strikes a delicate balance between making you feel really powerful and still considering your actions. Not to mention it has some of the most inventive and varied enemies you’ll find in any game. Strong stomach required, though.

What if the Nazis had won World War II? The newly released second season of "The Man in the High Castle" takes us back to an alternate universe where the U.S. is divided between Japan and Germany.

Who says mobile VR is for casual games? Certainly not Coatsink, which last year released one of the industry’s deepest titles on a Gear VR. Augmented Empire combines the strategic gameplay of XCOM with the team-building story of a Mass Effect game to wonderful effect, then throws in VR support for good measure. It’s one of the rare games on any VR platform that will find you caring about its characters and itching to get back to every night. If you’re looking for a full, hardcore gaming experience in VR, this provides everything you’d ever need.

13. "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider" (2001)Thus far, this is the mainstream ideal for what a video game movie could be: a fun, light action flick that operates as a real movie. It’s perfectly enjoyable.

Nitpicker,,, she didn’t offer any opinion about the CO2 can stay in the atmosphere for centuries… All honest climatologists say the same thing.

This September 1967 image shows Bob Griggs, a.k.a. Sailor Bob from the popular “Sailor Bob Show.” The children’s show, which featured Griggs’ puppet creations and his drawing board, ran for a decade on WRVA-TV starting in 1959 and inspired thousands of fan letters per month.

The new wider screen format director Alex Kurtzman chose, which is the new normal for the show, certainly makes Discovery more cinematic.  Many moments from “Brother” felt like they could have been taken right out of J.J. Abrams’ 2009 Star Trek feature, co-written by Kurtzman. This was helped along with the top-notch production design for the episode. A lot of effort has been taken to up the Star Trek-ness of Star Trek: Discovery, even down to the sound design of the “walla,” to the more colorful space suits.

While EQT is appealing a courtroom loss, the other major gas case that could decide how surface owners are treated is an appeal of a victory for Antero Resources, the state’s largest producer.