By Chelsea Stark

In 1988, Henk Rogers traveled from Japan to Las Vegas to find new games for his company, Bullet-Proof Software, to bring to the Japanese market. The Netherlands-born, American-educated game designer wanted to find something new at that year’s Consumer Electronics Show.

CES 26 years ago was “mostly televisions and car stereos, probably much like it is now,” Rogers said. The show featured hundreds of video games as well, and Rogers found something surprising: a little puzzle game called Tetris.

“I realized there was something different about Tetris when I found myself standing in line for the fourth time to play it.” …

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By Scott Roxborough

The debut feature from director Rick Ostermann, about orphans fighting to survive in the wake of World War II, has won Munich’s acclaimed The Bridge award.

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By Scott Roxborough

The debut feature from director Rick Ostermann, about orphans fighting to survive in the wake of World War II, has won Munich’s acclaimed The Bridge award.

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Source: The Hollywood Reporter

By Hilary Lewis

Leroy Barnes, who also worked as a backup dancer for Madonna and Chris Brown, was booked nearly three months ago.

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For women with regular periods, abnormally heavy bleeding may be a sign of blood cancer, and although this symptom is rare, it shouldn’t be missed, a new study says.

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For middle-age adults, frequent arguments with partners, relatives or neighbors may increase the risk of death, according to a new study.

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