With the trailer for Pearl Abyss’s Crimson Desert fresh in my mind from The Game Awards, I arrived at the downtown hotel hosting the preview session, eager to get some hands-on time with the title.

For the Alabama Crimson Tide, the mass exodus of players that many predicted hasn't quite happened as expected. Yes, there have been some departures via the transfer portal, and some non-seniors ...

LG will no longer manufacture the UBK80 and UBK90 UHD Blu-ray players, which it introduced back in 2018. Both devices play regular Blu-ray discs as well as UHD 4K discs, in addition to CDs ...

In a statement to The Crimson, HLS spokesperson Jeff Neal wrote that the data is “necessarily limited” since any trends only account for one new class at HLS. “Harvard Law School remains ...

LG's Signature OLED T transparent OLED TV is now available to buy in the US for $59,999. The design-forward TV permits a range of installation options, including in front of windows. Connections ...

When Crimson Desert was confirmed for The Game Awards, just about everyone thought it'd get a release date — but that's not quite the case. Developer Pearl Abyss has dropped a new trailer — in ...

When I first laid my eyes on the LG Signature OLED T — a truly transparent OLED TV — I never thought we'd see the day that you can actually buy one. Yet LG just announced, much to my surprise ...

LG has announced the U.S. launch of its Signature OLED T, which it calls the "world's first ... [+] transparent OLED TV with true wireless video and audio transfer." Got a fondness for eye ...

She calls him Crimson Jack, calls the New Republic on him, and tells KB not to trust him. The show is definitely making viewers think about who Jod is and whether he’s actually a Jedi or a shady ...

“Respect the feeling of insecurity a lot of people are feeling right now,” she added. The Harvard Crimson The University Daily, Est. 1873 ...

LG is officially putting the kibosh on any further production of its Blu-ray players, adding to the growing sense that we're witnessing a slow and unfortunate end to physical media as we know it ...