“No matter where I’ve worked,” writes Molly Young in perhaps the greatest takedown of corporate-speak I’ve ever read, “it has + more
“No matter where I’ve worked,” writes Molly Young in perhaps the greatest takedown of corporate-speak I’ve ever read, “it has + more
In light if this steaming pile of stupidity—in which one of the “concerns” raised against American Dirt is that the + more
Remember when President Jimmy Carter led a multi-nation boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympics when the Soviets refused to withdraw + more
Pssst: Like multitasking, unicorns, and Donald Trump’s self-made real estate empire, brainstorming is a myth. I know, it doesn’t fit + more
Wilfred M. McClay is my spirit animal: Like a lover of endangered species, the lover of endangered words jumps for + more
Oof. “Best known as the drummer and lyricist of the Canadian rock trio, Rush, [Neil] Peart was also a successful + more
WNYC, a public radio station in New York, has cancelled “New Sounds,” a show that’s been running for 37 years. + more
Citing “the ignorance and laziness present in modern times,” John Richards, 96, has closed the Apostrophe Protection Society. “Fewer organisations + more
“I would love to know who tried it first,” writes Lee Child about opium. “I would love to know who + more
Learned another word the other day—on Twitter, no less—and it’s glorious: Shambolic. My first thought was that it was a + more
No matter what else is conspiring against me—stupid deadlines, unrealistic expectations, idiotic drivers on the way to work—I count it + more
The non-word nerds in my office often have trouble with what they perceive to be a lack of consistency regarding + more
Breaking news from Formula 1 today: “a first proper look at both the cars that will do battle in 2021, + more