Magnus (2016) Film Review from the 15th Annual Tribeca Film Festival, a movie directed by Benjamin Ree, and featuring Magnus Carlsen, Garry Kasparov, and Viswanathan Anand. I suppose it goes without ...

That’s all for now. Thanks for following along with us and do check back later for a full match report. “The classical part [of the match], I’m quite satisfied,” says Karjakin. “But somehow after we ...

NEW YORK — Magnus Carlsen defeated Sergey Karjakin on Wednesday to retain his World Chess Championship title. Carlsen, from Norway, turned 26 on Wednesday, making the victory a great birthday present.

Magnus review [Tribeca Film Festival]: Benjamin Ree’s involving documentary focusses on the remarkable story of perhaps the world’s greatest modern chess player, Magnus Carlsen. Magnus is an ...

He believed defeat was ‘certain’ after a series of self-inflicted wounds, but Magnus Carlsen overcame self-doubt and a stubborn opponent to show the greatest champions find the path to victory when ...

The youngest world number one and the youngest chess world champion: the boy from Norway is a pop star in his homeland. It's a success story from an introverted child to a champion. At the board, he's ...