Interviews

Chris Roberts is brilliant, boundary-pushing, and stubborn as hell. But that’s what it takes to make the most ambitious video game in history.

You might feel cool looking like Bane, but is it all for naught?

For most of us, video games are a casual pastime. For Glenn McGee, they led to more than $30,000 and a professional career racing for Mazda.

The NBA draft’s top point guard prospect on his workout regimen, playing in a groove, and whether he has the Cavs or the Warriors in Game 6 tonight.

A veteran watch designer gives us a look inside the design process.

Seasoned automotive journalist Matt DeLorenzo says the modern automobile is a vehicle for technology and the future of journalism is in print.

After 17 decades, the HMS Erebus has finally been found — and with it, hopefully, the answers to who truly located the Northwest Passage.

A conversation with Sound & Vision editor Rob Sabin, who explains how audiophiles decide what systems to buy to bring the best sound.

After his last year as a pro cyclist, King reflects on his 10-year career and what’s next for cycling in the USA.

At Cornelia Street Cafe, the arts and sciences aren’t two different cultures — they’re one.

What do Pac-Man, Halo, Limbo and Minecraft have in common?

With the popularity of BASE-jumping and wingsuit flying, does bungee jumping have a future?

“I wanted the car to be only what it needed to be,” says NSX designer Michelle Christensen.

The Bugatti director of design explains the details of the Bugatti Vision GT.

This small shared workspace has helped launch numerous successful tech startups.

The meaning of love is open to debate. That’s why we asked three couples to weigh in with their thoughts.

We spoke with Brendon Thomas, the past Editor-in-Chief of SURFER Magazine and current Director of Operations at The Surfer’s Journal, about his new job, how surf coverage has changed and what he has to look forward to.

We asked five people with dangerous jobs — a wingsuiter, speed climber, arborist, steeplejack and polar explorer — how they deal with extreme risk on a daily basis.

Four generations of coopers precede Ger Buckley, Jameson’s master cooper.

“King Henrik”, as he is called by New York Rangers fans, talks fashion, dealing with tough losses, and the art of goaltending in the National Hockey League.