The Games editor shows us how all of the pieces fell into place. By Ian Livengood Ian Livengood is a puzzle editor at The Times. In addition to editing Pips, he constructs and edits crosswords. When I ...

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NYT puzzles were played 11.1 billion times last year, according to data collected by The Verge. Amid envious demand for their games worldwide, the New York Times launched Pips on August 18, 2025.

The first thing one notices, looking at the sci-fi movie genre as it exists on HBO Max, is that there’s an unusual level of genuine curation involved here. The overall scope of the service might not ...

Fourteen residents of Geelong will feature on an 88-metre mural being painted on the back of the city's new convention centre. The artwork is being created by Geelong-born, internationally renowned ...

The minor in South Asian studies focuses on the interdisciplinary study of South Asia and its diaspora. It brings together the perspectives of various disciplines, from art history to philosophy and ...

New Delhi [India], September 23 (ANI): Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday said that the logic behind tariffs levied by the Donald Trump administration on goods from India doesn't particularly ...