If there is one thing of which the totally excellentGrand Theft Hamlet reminds you, it’s that we all went a little bit mad in 2020 and 2021.

The quest for ourselves can last a lifetime. It usually doesn’t come cloaked in a monster-hunting adventure, but that’s where Kryptic switches things up.

The AI track at SXSW consisted of roughly 150 panels, certifying artificial intelligence as this year’s hot topic. Sunday, leading experts in the field of neurotechnology discussed how recent breakthroughs broaden the horizons for brain computer interfaces (BCI).

Austin’s local community showed up in droves to celebrate the extraordinary life and career of a (mostly) cherished hometown hero, John Aielli, through documentary Faders Up – named for his chaotic operation of the radio soundboard. (When in doubt, turn ’em all up.)

The Antisocial Network sounds like a feel-good movie about how anime fans and nerdy outsiders came together to build an online community. But it’s really about how “we did it for the lulz” is the new “we were only following orders.”

Everything was once unprecedented, and, with each passing year, it feels like we’re experiencing more of what was once unheard of. But then, incredible things happen, and no matter how much we’re intrigued or outraged at first, all that was once unthinkable becomes an eerie new normal.

The day after the world premiere of her feature film Magpie, Daisy Ridley sat down on Sunday with moderator Mia Galuppo of The Hollywood Reporter to discuss her career, from the early days before her big break in Star Wars: The Force Awakens to her current projects that continue to highlight the actress’ range and talent.

In a Sunday panel moderated by licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Jessica Stern, pop singer and Emmy-nominated actress Selena Gomez discussed the importance of prioritizing mental health in everyday life.

Working from journalist Stephen Witt’s 2015 book of the same name, How Music Got Free director Alexandria Stapleton enlists executives and artists from Universal Music to tell the story of, well, how music got free. The results are often fascinating.