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Sean Hollister
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney: the post-trial interview

An interview with Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney.

Sean Hollister
Hirokazu Kore-eda is so back

The director of Monster talks about the complexities (and simplicities) of portraying multiple points of view

Robyn Kanner
With Dream Scenario, Nic Cage wants to let you in on a secret

Dream Scenario’s Nic Cage wants you to know that there’s a difference between maximalism and pushing the boundaries of filmmaking as an art.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
The influences of Godzilla Minus One go beyond the atom bomb

Director Takashi Yamazaki opens up about taking the king of monsters back to its roots for a modern audience.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Wix CEO Avishai Abrahami on why the web isn’t dying after all

The co-founder of website builder Wix is embracing generative AI, and he’s not too worried that it might destroy the business models of the web.

Nilay Patel
Hayao Miyazaki is very convincing

Longtime Evangelion animator Takeshi Honda had already signed up to work on another film when The Boy and the Heron director came calling. “When Miyazaki says that to you, really there’s no way to say no,” Honda says.

Andrew Webster
The creators of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters aren’t just trying to make a Godzilla spinoff show

Monarch co-creators Chris Black and Matt Fraction and director Matt Shakman open up about why their new MonsterVerse series is so focused on ordinary humans.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Microsoft is finally making custom chips — and they’re all about AI

The Azure Maia 100 and Cobalt 100 chips are the first two custom silicon chips designed by Microsoft for its cloud infrastructure.

Tom Warren
Rick and Morty’s Dan Harmon and Scott Marder are trusting the process for season 7

Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon and executive producer Scott Marder say that being in a healthier space personally is a big part of what’s making the new season so sharp.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm on cleaning up ‘clean’ energy

The US is the world’s biggest producer of oil and gas. Can Granholm chart a path to a more sustainable future?

Justine Calma
Blizzard’s president on the studio’s ‘new era’ under Xbox

Mike Ybarra is confident about the studio’s future.

Jay Peters
Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster
“If I were highly skilled enough to use PowerPoint, I could retire and become a professor full-time.”

That’s Tom Hiddleston, speaking to The Verge just ahead of the premiere of the first season of Loki on Disney Plus in 2021. It’s an interesting conversation — touching on everything from Loki lectures to the existence of free will — and it’s especially fun to revisit it as the show’s second season starts streaming today.

Nothing CEO Carl Pei on the Phone 2, AI, and the future of gadgets

Nothing wants to invent the future. But you don’t get to invent the future if you can’t first make it in the smartphone biz.

David Pierce
Why would anyone make a website in 2023? Squarespace CEO Anthony Casalena has some ideas

Squarespace has lived through the eras of domain squatting, SEO keywords, and social algorithms and is now launching AI tools. Here’s what’s next for the 20-year-old company.

Nilay Patel
Why Instagram is taking on Twitter with Threads

The ‘volatility’ of Twitter under Elon Musk has opened a window to compete. It’s a ‘risky’ bet worth trying, says Instagram boss Adam Mosseri.

Alex Heath
How one British actor landed starring roles in two of 2023’s biggest video games

Even if you’ve never heard of Ralph Ineson, you’ve heard Ralph Ineson.

Ash Parrish
How Jsaux rode the Steam Deck to escape the Amazon wilderness

A Chinese accessory maker with an alphabet-soup name struck while the iron was hot. Now, it wants to be the next Anker.

Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Elemental’s co-writers wanted it to be open, honest, and not another Zootopia

Elemental co-writers Kat Likkel and John Hoberg set out to tell a story about romantic and familial love — not just one about watery racism and fiery bigotry.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Yuzo Koshiro on remastering Etrian Odyssey’s music and having fun with old hardware

The legendary composer talks about revisiting soundtracks, posting about his process, and what he still wants to do in the future.

Andrew Webster
A conversation with The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s creative leads

The Legend of Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma and Tears of the Kingdom director Hidemaro Fujibayashi found their way by looking to Breath of the Wild’s thrill-seeking experimenters and trusting their own ‘unconventional’ creative instincts.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
GDC is exorbitantly expensive — but still vital for many game developers

What if the real GDC was the friends we made along the way?

Ash Parrish