Video games have had plenty of jaw-dropping plot twists, but this beloved sci-fi title still remains one of the greatest of ...

Banjo-Kazooie had two games on Nintendo platforms, and Shigeru Miyamoto himself was more than willing to praise the second ...

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J.D. Crowe, a pioneering banjo player with his progressive bluegrass group the New South, died Friday morning, according to a post on the musician’s Facebook page. He was 84. “This morning at around 3 ...

Gregg Mayles, the director of Sea of Thieves and designer on Donkey Kong Country, has announced that he's left Rare. News of Mayles' exit was first reported in July 2025 during a rash of layoffs and ...

Come on down to the American Banjo Museum this Saturday as they host their Bricktown Banjo Bash this weekend bringing the sounds of bluegrass, jazz and much more to the streets of downtown Oklahoma ...

You don’t usually see Sabrina Carpenter with an instrument in her hand, as on stage, she’s usually focused on singing and choreography. She can play, though. In fact, on her new album Man’s Best ...

Split-Up inside the Colosseum on the Lava Side and climb the chain near the column with Banjo. Grip Grab along the ledge to the path leading outside. Go outside, step on the button and swap back to ...

Early American banjo music is Black music. The banjo was created by enslaved African Americans, and according to the Smithsonian Institute, up until the 1830s, the banjo was exclusively an African ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Fans of the Banjo-Kazooie series have had very little to celebrate over the last two decades.

The video game industry as a whole is arguably meant to do one thing: make video games that make people happy. That might sound like a “simplistic” thing to say, but at its core, that is the truth.

Editor’s Note: Is anything ailing, torturing, or nagging at you? Are you beset by existential worries? Every Tuesday, James Parker tackles readers’ questions. Tell him about your lifelong or ...