Let's remember the time when Burt Reynolds got mad and dumped water on Mark Summers, the Nickelodeon guy, on the Tonight Show back in 1994. Remember when watching Jay Leno...
The grandaddy of them all, the Village Voice alt-newspaper, is closing. Anyone paying attention to media, except alt-paper owners apparently, would have seen this coming.
Someone has figured out how to hack into a pacemaker so that it stops, gives shocks, or alters heart rates. Imagine the next war: On the first day 3 million...
Primitive Technology is this dude in the jungle of Northern Queensland Australia that never speaks, but builds all kinds of things using only Stone Age technology. With 8.6 million YouTube...
It's not digital, but I just read The Vorrh by Brian Catling, and it definitely flipped my lid. Part horror (but not really) part fantasy (but not really) and all...
Google now allows you to look up any political ad running on Google, up to this very moment. Often reveals a great deal about the campaign's character.
It's been a while since they last posted, but A Chicago Sojourn is an amazing blog about Chicago architecture. Not the big stuff, but the neighborhood vernacular. If you've lived in...
Here's video of 1984 cycling superstar Bernard Hinault biked into a crowd of demonstrating steelworkers interrupting his race, jumped off his bike, punched a demonstrator, then hopped on his bike...
Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo has a leftist-bent, but he's pretty level headed. His piece about the Russia-Helsinki reactions, "The Bigs Are Starting To Accept the Unimaginable", is unsettling.
Turns out Queen Elizabeth does a lot of messaging through her brooch choices. You gotta read about the significance of what she wore when President Trump visited Great Britain.
Back in 2010, Steve Jobs told Rupert Murdoch that Fox News was, "an incredibly destructive force in our society." And that the real axis in politics was, "not liberal and...
The New York Daily News tweeted a vacuous statement about how great Kylie Jenner's riches makes her. Hundreds tweeted back about their own less monied, but probably richer lives.
The Tour de France started this week, which is probably the toughest race in the world. 170 cyclists attempt to race 21 days, with only two one-day breaks, about 120...
Shorpy, a collection of high-res old photos is a real find. This color 1958 shot of Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood on their boat is super creepy, considering how she...
My family watched an episode of "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown" in honor of his passing. Our choice: Buenos Aires, since we'd been there. Amazingly enough, the episode centered on a...
Wired Magazine does these videos where they explain a complicated topic at a grade school, high school, college, graduate and expert level. This week they explained quantum computing, and for...
If you wonder how often white privilege and and 911 calls intersect, The Root is doing a pretty good job of tracking #__WhileBlack incidents. For a white person like me,...