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    Jeremy Hatch
    Jun 29, 2009

    Welcome to the Night Shift

    I’m an insomniac, and many times these past few months I’ve checked this site at three or four in the morning, and found that nothing had appeared since the previous evening, when it was still light out in San Francisco.…

  • Video
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Jun 29, 2009

    Dungeons & Dragons TV Commercial

    (via Laughing Squid)

  • Other
    Troy Headrick
    Jun 29, 2009

    When Pigs Fly

    The e-ticket I held in my hand entitled me to board two airplanes, which I did.  I flew all the way from Cairo International Airport to the glitzy city of Dubai with its innumerable skyscrapers jutting up out of the…

  • Features & Reviews
    Rozalia Jovanovic
    Jun 29, 2009

    Journal Highlight: Triple Canopy Issue #6

    Among the many offerings of Triple Canopy Issue #6 “Urbanisms: Model Cities,” are three standout pieces. “What is the Antique in Truro: A Portfolio” is a stunning collection of Adam Davies’ photographic portraits of American cities that have endured mass…

  • Film
    Maddie Oatman
    Jun 29, 2009

    Cut, Chop, Re-release: Director’s Cuts

    Cinema may face a far less foreboding fate than, say, our country’s print journalism, but the medium still seems to be undergoing a transformation. In Slate Magazine’s “Death by a Thousand Director’s Cuts,” Jonathan Rosenbaum reflects on the state of…

  • Film
    Matt Singer
    Jun 29, 2009

    Salesman (1968)

    This picture about traveling Bible salesmen had me thanking God I didn’t go into retail. At least not the kind in Salesman: you’re separated from your family, working out of shared hotel rooms, trying to convince poor Catholics they need…

  • Sex
    Anisse Gross
    Jun 29, 2009

    Condomless Porn – They’re Making It Cause You’re Asking for It

    Sex educator and writer Lux Alptraum, who is also the editor of Boinkology, has an article in Black Book that investigates the absence of condoms in porn.  Is it because of production challenges, or because the companies don’t want to…

  • Art, Film
    Zak Smith
    Jun 29, 2009

    Zak Smith: The Shorty Q&A with Dennis McGrath (NSFW)

    Shot on the sets of pornographic films, Dennis McGrath’s photographs are eerie, funny, down-to-earth, poignant, and gorgeous all at the same time.

  • Other
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Jun 29, 2009

    Morning Coffee

    Investigative linguist discovers first known use of “Ms.” in print. (via @randomdeanna) Kush, sleep support for your breasts. An interview with Nic Brown, author of Floodmakers. Disappearing on sex weekends, Republicans like to lie, “I’m working on a book.” Banksy’s…

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    Paul Madonna
    Jun 29, 2009

    SMALL POTATOES:
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  • Features & Reviews
    Steven Tagle
    Jun 28, 2009

    Scientology Defectors: Why Did They Stay?

    I attended a Scientology service a few years ago as part of a Stanford psych course taught by Phil Zimbardo. My assignment was to act as a target of social influence, to evaluate the techniques that Scientology used to recruit…

  • Features & Reviews, Other
    Michael Berger
    Jun 28, 2009

    Travel As A Political Act

    Rick Steves’s recent book, Travel As A Political Act tells us how we can travel more thoughtfully. “Growing up in the U.S., I was told over and over how smart, generous, and free we were. Travel has taught me that…

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