Puzzazz, a Seattle-area puzzle technology startup, is making the leap to iPhone and iPad with a new app for trying, buying and solving digital puzzle books on Apple iOS devices. The app includes ...

There's something fascinating about the mechanical puzzles faced by action heroes and explorers in novels and movies. Pull the right stone and the ancient tomb opens, make a wrong step and gruesome ...

Whether it’s Legos, puzzles, or board games, I love low-key activities that deliver a dopamine hit and require little physical effort. Puzzle books are just that — they’re a great way to entertain and ...

In what might be one of the coolest applications of laser cutting, joinery, puzzles, writing, and bookbinding, [Brady Whitney] has created the Codex Silenda — a literal puzzle book of magnificent ...

When Juliana Pache began creating crossword puzzles that emphasized the African diaspora in 2022, she opted to make smaller grids that would take people just a few minutes to finish — exactly how she ...

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge penned the foreword for an upcoming children's book titled Puzzles for Spies Kate Middleton and Prince William are solving some top secret puzzles...with the help of ...

Sharpen your pencils, puzzle lovers. We know puzzles have long been a part of the newspaper readers’ experience, whether it’s deciphering the crossword over a morning cup of coffee or enlisting a ...

On a chilly January night in 1924, fledgling publisher Richard Simon was having dinner with his Aunt Wixie when she asked if he knew where she could buy a book of crossword puzzles. None existed. At ...

Calie Schepp is a social media editor at Entertainment Weekly, with 10 years experience in editorial and social media coverage of entertainment news. Now Jacobs has channeled his lifelong love of ...

When I — a crossword beginner — do the Aug. 14 puzzle on Blackcrossword.com, I briefly fumble on one clue: “Turner from Tennessee.” The four-letter (and now obvious) answer is Tina. Later, when I ...

Puzzle fans, sharpen those pencils. Crossword puzzles and Sudoku continue to be a must-do for many newspaper readers every morning. And now The Desert Sun readers have an opportunity to add to their ...