There are many events going on in the chess world, and they're not all covered here (obviously!). Still, games from these events catch my attention every now and then, and I've spotted three that I'm posting for your replaying pleasure.
The first was a Short vs. Kasparov game, albeit one in which together they only made half the moves. It was a team game, and the two legends took turns with their (quite decent) amateur partners. The amateurs made the odd-numbered moves, the pros the even-numbered ones. The link to the game is below, but you can read much more about it here.
The next two games are from the Croatian Team Championship, a very strong event with several 2700s and several more ex-2700s. From that event, I'm including the games Eljanov - Bologan (HT: Andrey), a crazy see-saw affair that wound up drawn, and the attractive blowout Dreev - Horvath, won by the first-named player.
It's fun to analyze these sharp games, so I'll leave that for you. Here are the games.