
Morgan Truder
Morgan got his start in writing by talking about his passion for gaming. He worked for sites like VideoGamer and GGRecon, knocking out guides, writing news, and conducting interviews before a brief stint as RealSport101's Managing Editor. He then went on to freelance for Radio Times before joining Shortlist as a staff writer. Morgan is still passionate about gaming and keeping up with the latest trends, but he also loves exploring his other interests, including grimy bars, soppy films, and wavey garms. All of which will undoubtedly come up at some point over a pint.

Apple, sage and smoky leather
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Peckham’s hot sauce festival is returning to ruin your taste budsOver 40 sauce makers, chilli karaoke and frozen margaritas
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Paul Smith doubles down on British craft with new capsuleFrom Welsh sock makers to East London workshops
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This tiny retro speaker is the perfect partner for an 8-bit Nintendo consolePortable, punchy and built for both music
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Five new Mandalorian and Grogu merch drops to celebrate Star Wars' May the 4th dayMay the 4th be with you
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The Adidas shoe behind London Marathon’s historic sub-two-hour runTwo sub-two runs and a women’s win in the same pair
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The best ramen restaurants in LondonBowls to warm the soul
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Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced: 5 major changes you’ll notice straight awayPrepare to set sail
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Turner Prize shortlist drops with performance, sculpture and big ideas in the mixThe exhibition heads to Middlesbrough this autumn
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The Natural History Museum’s latest show brings the ocean’s deadliest hunters back to lifeThe T. Rex of the sea
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Clayface teaser leans full body horror as DC gets weirdA sharp turn into horror
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London’s first dive bar festival is coming to Hackney£4 pints, metal DJs and a stamp crawl
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Coyote vs. Acme returns with a chaotic first trailer after its wild behind-the-scenes sagaThat's all folks
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Cheaper Xbox Game Pass comes with a big Call of Duty changeXbox admits it was “too expensive”
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London Zoo is throwing a huge party to celebrate two hundred yearsA 200th anniversary bash
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Joe Cole and Samsung will upgrade your local's TV ahead of a huge summer of footballNominate your local
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Quentin Blake’s new London centre is finally openingThree exhibitions, a creative studio and plenty of free access when it opens this June
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Netflix’s Gundam movie kicks off with Sydney Sweeney and Noah CentineoIt’s been years in the making, and now cameras are rolling
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Disney unveils Infinity Vision after losing IMAX screens to DuneA new premium cinema format is here, but it’s not quite IMAX
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IKEA and Decathlon have teamed up for a very unexpected London storeFurniture, meatballs and sports gear under one roof
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This south-east London river is getting a major clean-up – but it needs volunteersWaders, gloves and biscuits included
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London Tube strikes are still this week — all the dates and info you need to survive the April, May and June disruptionsMind the gap (in regular services)
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A massive book festival is taking over Alexandra Palace this weekendFour days of talks, signings and workshops
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There’s a hidden Nintendo store inside an Argos on Tottenham Court RoadIt’s not massive, but it’s worth a look
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Little Baobab, Southwark: An intimate Africa Centre restaurant that feels like dinner at a friend’sCome for the set menu, stay for the atmosphere
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