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A 1998 PlayStation role-playing game that mixed dungeon-crawling with dating-sim romance, letting you forge stronger weapons by winning hearts.
A review of 10 randomized trials found creatine improved memory scores, with the clearest benefit in older adults.
A review of 15 human studies links gut microbiota changes to small cognitive gains, mainly in early memory problems.
Two guitarists, two voices, and a career cut short by grief — Lush wrote pop songs under a wall of noise, then stopped.
How a Scottish trio turned Elizabeth Fraser's voice into pure texture and invented dream pop along the way.
We forgive the person we'll never see again and punish the one we'll see tomorrow. The line knows the difference.
They sit on the top shelf for years, waiting for a dinner that keeps not happening, while we drink from the chipped ones.
A sci-fi action film where an alien cop comes to Earth to harvest human endorphins as a drug, and only a renegade detective can stop him.
In a drowned future London, a burnt-out cop hunts a killer that may not be human — and the film's real subject is obsession, not the monster.
A boy with no memory wakes up with psychic powers and discovers he may be the only thing standing between humanity and a race of genetically enhanced killers.
Before Dark Souls, FromSoftware made a slow, first-person ghost story about a man named Richard Osmond and the spirits he meets.
A review of 19 rodent studies found creatine improved learning and memory in most, but human effects remain untested.
A review of 21 human studies found fasting was mostly linked to worse cognitive performance, not better.
A review of 16 randomized trials found creatine may help memory, attention, and processing speed in adults, but evidence is limited.