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The deeper we sink into our devices, the more our world resembles two-dimensional comic book characters.
I know it's necessary, but I don't have to pretend to like wearing a mask.
Waiting to feel the rhythm.
Maybe we surface-dwellers are the unusual ones.
Green is how we live now.
World’s coldest comedian airs his gripes on Netflix show.
76 people died because the FBI and ATF didn't want to look weak.
For all the quick-paced spectacular transmogrifications the animation shows us, The Midnight Gospel simply doesn’t have enough going on.
I’m not wearing a mask to protect you or me—it’s simply the price of admission to this masquerade where we all join together.
Politically-charged neologisms like "Karen" inevitably get hijacked by grifters.
Moose on the loose in the time of corona.
On short-lived UK variety show Revolver, which ran for one glorious season of new wave, punk, and disco.
Entertainment Weekly's build your own Avenger game is depressingly accurate.
A step-by-step guide to going viral by writing the hottest takes under the sun.
The young have long been killing the old.
When it comes to the Coronavirus, are you a Carrie, Miranda, Samantha, or Charlotte?
The rich come from a long line of bloodsuckers.
Once you get it, it's hard to get rid of.
Specimens aligned, action!
The differences are complexly interwoven with the similarities.
No one’s written a definitive analysis of his importance.
Post-stroke and two years before her death, Bette Davis is as sharp as ever in this interview.
Groucho Marx overwhelms the audience and his fellow panelists, and Claudette Colbert pretends to be Russian.
A 2001 documentary on the closeted early Hollywood star.
Rogers spares with guest host Joan Rivers in this icy interview.
Liz Franczak and Brace Belden are joined by Matt Christman in a segment on contemporary pop culture's inability to evaluate art.
The 20-year-old rapper was murdered in February in his California home. This his last day.
Photos from mostly empty streets of a city ravaged by plague.
Another crossword from the Emster, sequestered in bucolic Hamilton.
A crossword written and designed by the Emster herself.
