As layoffs hit, videogame workers' union launches hardship fund
Plus: Charli XCX and rock's future, Valkyries slay at Ballhalla, Sam Neill RIP
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Today's headlines:
As wider layoffs hit, videogame workers’ union launches hardship fund

By Leah Isobel
UVW-CWA aid initiative and innovative Necrosoft bundle aim to support affected workers from indie orgs and big corps.
Charli XCX is the future of rock, in fact

By Daniel Bromfield
The genre will be saved by outsiders—even highbrow-nodding hyperpop ones who know how to slay big festivals like Outside Lands.
Screen Grabs: ‘The Piano’ plays again

By Dennis Harvey
Sam Neill (RIP) in major key. Plus: Futile love in 'White Nights,' Hector Babenco tribute, whimsical 'Drunken Noodles,' sour "Ice Cream Man'
Live Shots: Valkyries flew high in return to Ballhalla

By D.A. Mission
WNBA home team filled Chase Center with wild community spirit and plenty of winning shots.
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