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Thermaltake has today launched a new case, the Level 20 HT. Leo first got to see it at Computex, but what does he think of it ...

From the April 1968 issue of. You've done it to yourselves, Americans. That same affluent society that enables you to plunk ...

Actor Sivakarthikeyan's film, Parasakthi, is finally out in theatres. Earlier, the film’s release faced uncertainty due to the lack of clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).

Most things in this world have their good points and their not-so-good points, and this is certainly true of “The Copenhagen Test,” a science-fiction spy story about a man whose brain has been hacked.

But Alexander isn’t exactly honest about his health: He’s secretly suffering from migraines and panic attacks, mitigated only by the pills his ex-fiancée, Dr. Rachel Kasperian (Hannah Cruz), covertly ...

It’s not a reviewer’s job to save a series from itself, but “The Copenhagen Test” provides pleasures enough to warrant an advisory: Slog through episode 1. It may seem disjointed and misdirected, with ...

An intelligence agency analyst discovers his brain has been hacked and has to figure out whom he can trust in this sci-fi drama exec produced by James Wan. By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic ...

You have “the instincts of an operative, the brains of an analyst: where were you in the mid-90s when I needed you?” spy boss Peter Moira (Brian d’Arcy James) compliments field agent Alexander Hale ...

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