Notable New York, This Week 6/21 – 6/27
This week in New York Bret Easton Ellis and Shane Jones read, Light Industry screens “arty porn,” the musical Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson is in its final run at the…
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Morning Coffee
Summer started yesterday, time to treat each other a little better. Super sweet newspaper statues. Viva la printed media. The best house in Omaha. This is what the inside of…
Notable San Francisco, This Week: 6/21-6/27
This week in San Francisco: Hey Honey, it’s the Tamale Lady’s birthday!, Flaming tassels at Cafe Du Nord, The Big Lebowski meets William Shakespeare at SF IndieFest, McSweeney’s and the…
Kyle Kinane’s I’m Dead and It’s All My Fault #35
Doug, check it out! I fixed the microwave so it runs even when the door’s open. No more wasting time with all this “open, close, open, close” bullshit. Yeah, well…
Morning Coffee
Have you seen the new London bus design? What about now? Are we really going to see a Catcher in the Rye film due to a tax loop-hole? Hurray for…
Call Your Dads, People!
“(My son) hasn’t read my work. I don’t think he is much interested in me as a writer. He’s more interested in me as a dad.” — Jonathan Ames It’s…
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It’s easy to miss stuff on the interwebs, since it comes at such a crazy pace. I think we’ve had an incredible week here at The Rumpus–here’s a sample of…
Science Saturday
When I saw the headline “Goodbye, Wired Science,” I nearly freaked, since I get so many of my Science Saturday stories from that blog, and I didn’t want to see…
Saturday Morning Links
I got my hangover out of the way Friday morning, so I should be chipper. Of course, I have a metric ton of grading to do for the end of…
Morning Coffee
On the evolution of the World Cup ball. Did you know that Moscow’s metro map has been redesigned? Important stuff. Here’s your minimalist Japanese architecture for the day. Self replicating…
The Big Jewcy
Our pal Jason Diamond has been busy compiling The Big Jewcy, a list of 100 people that the good folks at Jewcy feel deserve to be recognized. The list includes…