Pluribus lead Rhea Seehorn's career began as the 'tutorial sorceress' in a Magic The Gathering PC game from 1997

Seehorn is best known for starring alongside Bob Odenkirk in Better Call Saul, but her work stretches back into the '90s. As ...
Gizmodo

After ‘Pluribus’, Revisit Rhea Seehorn’s Next Best Genre Role: ‘Magic: The Gathering’ Tutorial Sorceress

Pluribus season one has ended. As the wait for season two of the Apple TV series begins, newly minted fans of lead actor Rhea Seehorn are discovering something fans of her work on Better Call Saul ...
The New York Times

The Met’s ‘Magic Flute’ Courts Young Hearts (With a ‘6-7’ to Boot)

Performances in N.Y.C. Julie Taymor’s abridged production of Mozart’s opera has been trimmed down to 90 minutes as the Metropolitan Opera bids to recruit a new generation. Credit... Supported by By ...
COGconnected

Geoff Crammond Racing Series Is Making a Comeback Next Year

MicroProse has announced a renewed partnership with legendary developer Geoff Crammond, marking the return of one of the most influential racing series ever created. Crammond’s work defined an era of ...
TechSpot

MicroProse and Geoff Crammond are bringing back the Grand Prix simulation series in 2026

Hard but Fun?: After being resurrected by Australian entrepreneur David Lagettie, MicroProse is planning to re-release a truly legendary series of racing games. The Grand Prix series will adopt a new ...
The Escapist

MicroProse and Geoff Crammond reunite to revive probably the best racing games ever

Oh, MicroProse – I know you aren’t the same as the brand of old, but you are trying so hard to become my favorite publisher once again. This is big news, sim racers, and depending on how old you are, ...