Kate Knibbs

Jessamine Chan's new novel makes a world full of surveillance android children seem very real. 

The artist, who only exists online, was working in digital spaces long before anyone talked about NFTs. 

Not everyone loves the streaming service’s coverage of the 2020 Games, but its highlight show is perfect just the way it is.

The new reality show has an attention-grabbing premise, but the gimmick gets old fast.

Even as it dominates globally, the streaming giant no longer shines. HBO Max and Disney+, your move.

The author of the code that built the WWW will donate the proceeds to charity. But the auction raises questions about the transformative impact of non-fungible tokens.

The new Polish-Swedish drama offers a harrowing portrait of social media fame rarely seen in movies.

The publishing platform is gaining traction as a Substack substitute. But the comparison isn't so simple.

People went wild for its shared rides. Then came trouble. Now the startup is hellbent to prove it can be cool and safe—and exactly what cities need.

Why not embrace Brood X as the free-range, sustainable source of protein that it truly is?

When failure is the only option, characters—even beloved ones—are left with no place to go. 

The streaming service's latest glossy reality show is so ill-suited to the present moment, you might find yourself yelling at the TV.

Crypto art is huge right now—and it’s moving far beyond digital images.

Attack of the Murder Hornets plays out like a spooky murder mystery. But the insects are scary enough; they don't need horror movie tropes. 

Like Sorry to Bother You, Noah Hutton’s feature debut uses genre to prod the callous excesses of capitalism. 

Lauren Oyler's Fake Accounts and Patricia Lockwood's No One Is Talking About This ask the same questions about the internet. Their answers sound nothing alike.

Like its spiritual predecessor, Amazon’s new show is full of secrets. Unlike it, the series doesn’t get bogged down in solving mysteries.

Cold weather sucks even more when a pandemic makes it nearly impossible to socialize inside. But I found a hack.

The pro-Trump mob that stormed the US Capitol livestreamed their actions. As social media platforms scramble to remove dangerous content, what will become of all that footage?

WIRED asked the writers of five of our favorite 2020 titles what it was like to release a book during Covid-19.