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  • Film
    Paul Collins
    Apr 5, 2010

    Greetings from 1896

    There’s no way to embed it here, alas, but the Times of London has video of the newly discovered 1896 film that appears to be Australia’s first movie: “Patineur Grotesque shows a bearded man, dressed in a top hat and smoking a…

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    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Apr 5, 2010

    The Spotnicks

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    Will Schofield
    Apr 5, 2010

    Endangered Species?

    God I hope not.

  • Other
    Kyle Kinane
    Apr 5, 2010

    Kyle Kinane’s I’m Dead and It’s All My Fault #27

    Why would you pay for a Mr. Pibb when you can just tip these machines a little and shake one out? Christ, Doug, you’d be a millionaire if you weren’t such a sucker. More.

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    Rozalia Jovanovic
    Apr 5, 2010

    Notable New York, This Week 4/5 – 4/11

    This week in New York The Rumpus throws an A Night Together with Sam Lipsyte, Michael Showalter, Lorelei Lee, Jeff Lewis, Jump-Off winners and more, Jamaica Kincaid and Rick Moody help collect Books for NY Schools, Richard Nash and Jim…

  • Other
    Rumpus Original Poems
    Apr 5, 2010

    National Poetry Month: Day 5. “Truth Has Two Faces and the Snow Is Black” by Mahmoud Darwish

    Today’s poem is a translation of a poem by the late Mahmoud Darwish by Fady Joudah. It appears in the collection If I Were Another. Truth Has Two Faces and the Snow Is Black Truth has two faces and the…

  • Other
    Dan Weiss
    Apr 5, 2010

    Morning Coffee

    Department of The Japanese are Better Than Us: polar bear clouds! Also on the Asian whimsy front, in Thailand you can have food served to you by a samurai robot. Gerry Canavan has kindly pointed us towards a rad MeFi…

  • All We Read Is Freaks
    Features & Reviews
    William Bowers
    Apr 5, 2010

    All We Read Is Freaks

    Who says that here, in the land of fluorescent signs, football mania, booming bass, and a Mouse with a compulsion to celebrate itself every few hours, a poet can’t still strike a nerve?

  • A Great Piece of Writing That Isn’t Famous and Has Never Been Collected in a Single-Authored Book, and Why the Hell Not?!
    Features & Reviews
    Kyle Minor
    Apr 5, 2010

    A Great Piece of Writing That Isn’t Famous and Has Never Been Collected in a Single-Authored Book, and Why the Hell Not?!

    The reader wishes the reader had ever had such a teacher, although the teacher doesn’t seem himself to think he’s all that much of a teacher.

  • Other
    Seth Fischer
    Apr 4, 2010

    “The fringiest fringe in Fringeville?”

    Over at The Awl, Maud Newton asks how scared we should be of groups like the Hutaree militia, which was recently broken up by the FBI for planning attacks on law enforcement. On the one hand, she says, “When the…

  • Comics, Rumpus Comics
    Eoin Ryan
    Apr 4, 2010

    SPACE AVALANCHE: Evolution is awesome

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    Seth Fischer
    Apr 4, 2010

    Politics Sunday

    California voters may legalize pot. And it might throw quite the wrench in the already complex upcoming elections. In Brazil, a “school of gay arts,” including classes in lip-synching, wig preparation, “hairography,” and “clothing customization.” (via TMN) Some pretty brilliant…

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