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Rooster finally reunites with Monica.
Gillibrand is my provisional first choice at this point.
It’s still more profitable to rent to tourists than people like our old neighbors.
Views you can't use.
Almost anyone can say something witty and amazing to an avatar on a screen. But what do you say to someone in person?
Working in cahoots with the government, financial firms offer the potential for a new hellscape.
Pitchfork’s founder Ryan Schreiber quits, and his site’s effect on popular culture is practically invisible today.
We are seeing how the Internet impacts the physical world.
I’m hardly a typical New Yorker.
A look at the decluttering star’s new series.
We can and probably should keep talking “lunatic.”
In this short story, the Evil Genius strikes it rich in the alt-ac business world.
I'll buy a mansion in Beverly Hills.
Paleocon Diary (#155).
“Are you with Verizon?”
There’s no sense of sprawl here.
I could take him.
When I discovered the Velvet Underground, I was spellbound.
Bad things are everywhere.
So many people and too many places that’ll be sorely missed.
I've seen the future and it’s China.
Whining works in today’s society.
He’s not the presidential candidate the Democrats want or need.
Paleocon Diary (#154).
Televised set from Germany on the Washing Machine tour.
An interview with the director shortly after the release of The Deer Hunter.
Performing songs from the NTS Sessions in Australia last year.
Surprise new album by the prolific Baltimore singer-songwriter.
The first look at Jordan Peele's follow-up to Get Out.
The first music video from the album Dream Dynamics, featuring Nicky Smith on rhythm and lead guitar.
Manhattan’s packed for the holidays, but no one’s there.
New electronic compositions from New York experimental musician.
An episode from 1972, when talk shows let people talk.
City nicknames, like Baltimore’s “Charm City,” are mostly dumb.
First single from new Baltimore band fronted by Brooks Kossover and Jenghis Manning-Pettit.
Dad was a humble giant, at least to his five sons.
