This article on young men and the “new narcissism” is worth a couple of minutes of your time. Turns out + more
This article on young men and the “new narcissism” is worth a couple of minutes of your time. Turns out + more
“In 1932,” writes Armand D’Angour, associate professor of classics at the University of Oxford, “the musicologist Wilfrid Perrett reported to + more
Got a couple weekend reads for you. First, an article in the LA Review of Books that compels me to + more
You know, when I was a kid, I thought there’d be a flying car in every garage by now. Or, at the + more
Though I worked as a reporter for my hometown newspaper back when I was in high school, I never really + more
All this straw-banning nonsense is, well…just that: nonsense. Given that 60 percent of the plastic in the oceans comes from + more
Apropos of nothing, really—and without further comment—let’s take a quick look at the state of American race relations in 1974, + more
Yesterday I found myself at the Spalding Site of Nez Perce National Historic Park, where I read the following from + more
Is it me, or is it a little ironic that World Emoji Day 2018 falls in the middle of Cannibal + more
Tim Berners-Lee has regrets. From the very beginning, it turns out, the inventor of the World Wide Web “understood how + more
Thanks to a friend who lent me a copy, I’m finally reading Susan Cain’s Quiet: The Power of Introverts in + more
Ethan Iverson interviews one of my favorite musicians; the New York Times features one of my favorite authors; the New Atlantis + more
There was a time—not too long ago, in fact—when I thought that jazz was a dead art form. (I also + more
Last year, the missus and I spent Independence Day with the good folks of Rachel, Nevada, at the Little A’Le’Inn. + more