Some men will literally enlist thousands of indigenous workers to pull a giant boat over a Peruvian mountain than go to therapy.

Few things can tear away the mask of civilization more effectively than when two faculty confront each other over a double-booking of a teaching space.

Taking a tip from CHARMED, and arguing with friends in public: "How could you?? We all *promised* we wouldn't use our powers!"

My three moods, in an election year.

Prior to 1896, people were so frustrated with the inexistence of cinema and television, that they banded together to make real-life versions of movies and TV shows. These they called "plays." And they were very popular.

For the aging hardcore fan in your life.

Since cats seem to be in the air - here is something I wrote on Balthus and his beloved feline, Mitsou. cabinetmagazine.org/issues/59/pett…

"Disney adult" in the DSM, when?

Taking a tip from the Netflix business model, and producing "good enough" scholarship.

I still run on these.

At 5pm in The Ramble, it's almost a 1:1 ratio of solo men cruising al fresco and tourists obediently connecting the dots between the Bow Bridge and Belvedere "Castle." In other words, it's a head-to-head battle between Grindr and Google Maps.

2020's Taylor Swift lyrics: "I don't like you. You make me feel bad." 1920's Tejano lyrics:

Surely MAGA types should focus their rage on Australian immigrants, teaching the youth of America to order "flat whites" and "avo on toast."

“I loved you before we even met.” – Jean Cocteau, Orpheus “I love you, I love you, I love you, What’s your name.” – Sonic Youth “So what if I love you? What business is that of yours?” – Goethe

New European art-movie just 100 minutes of small production company names and government funding-body logos.

“If AI could say something for you, maybe it wasn’t worth saying.” (Rob Horning)