What Leonardo da Vinci’s paintings may reveal about an alternative Christian history
THOUGHT-LEADERSHIP | CIRCA 1,000 WORDS| FREE TO USE | AVAILABLE NOW | IMAGES INCLUDED Was Da Vinci trying to tell us something? Filmmaker and biblical historian Julian Doyle examines hidden hand gestures and cryptic symbolism across Da Vinci’s works, suggesting the
Why veteran developers are leaving the gaming industry — and what it means for game quality
THOUGHT-LEADERSHIP | CIRCA 1,000 WORDS| FREE TO USE | AVAILABLE NOW | IMAGES INCLUDED Are we witnessing the death of classic game design? Aleksey Savchenko explains why seasoned developers are walking away from big studios — and how short-term thinking, broken
What makes the 24 Hours of Le Mans one of motorsport’s most unforgettable events
THOUGHT-LEADERSHIP | CIRCA 1,000 WORDS| FREE TO USE | AVAILABLE NOW | IMAGES INCLUDED A race you feel, not just watch: Motoring journalist Mark G. Whitchurch captures the chaos, camaraderie and sheer spectacle of Le Mans 2025. From Ferrari’s title defence
How authors are navigating AI, legacy, and the rise of posthumous voice cloning
THOUGHT-LEADERSHIP | CIRCA 1,000 WORDS| FREE TO USE | AVAILABLE NOW | IMAGES INCLUDED Can AI narrate your legacy? RR Haywood explores the strange new world of posthumous voice cloning, arguing that legacy matters — but only if the work stays
A beginner’s guide to spring stargazing and navigating the night sky
THOUGHT-LEADERSHIP | CIRCA 1,000 WORDS| FREE TO USE | AVAILABLE NOW | IMAGES INCLUDED The stars are easier to spot than you think. Author and amateur astronomer Omara Williams shares how to find Orion, Gemini, Taurus and more — no telescope required.
