NYMag, The Atlantic, The New Yorker, Harpers

My favorite thing about virtual doctor's appts is that now both the doctor and I can just Google it from the comfort of our homes....

Ah. Time for my favorite tradition: The annual Spotify shaming. #SpotifyWrapped

I am always so impressed that I can maintain this level of anxiety for such a long time.

Breaking News: Sidney Poitier, the first Black performer to win an Oscar for best actor, is dead at 94. He was known for his portrayal of determined, dignified heroes in films like “To Sir With Love” and “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner.” nyti.ms/3zBzfZd

Little thoughts courtesy The New York Times The Morning: “The only way to be right all the time is to be silent or say nothing interesting. The problem isn’t that people make mistakes; it’s that so few are willing to admit it.”

Conversations with my 82-year-old dad: Dad: I told Sam you work on computers, and he asked if you're IT. What's a 'IT' Me: They work on computers - Dad...I'm not IT Dad: I don't know what you do... Me: I'm an editor. I write things that go online Dad: Do editors work IT? Me: ...

Join the Youth Collective for an exciting summit on misinformation, moderated by SRL alum Lora Strum on April 7. Learn to think critically about misinformation and help stop the spread online. Register: youthcollectivesummit.org/2022-summit

Wednesday's Weather Rating: 2/10 It is Wednesday my dudes. Rainy as all heck this morning. We get a break later this afternoon before - you guessed it - more rain moves in tonight. The vibes are tired.

Love this project from Lora Strum and The Atlantic's incredible Experimental Storytelling Team: theatlantic.com/health/archive…

Was digging in The Atlantic archives & found the most random thing: A 1858 review of maps. Yes, maps "Nothing could well be more convenient than this series of twenty maps...We have seen no maps of North America which seemed to us...at once so cheap and good." Pulitzer please^

In GALLIM Dance Company's 'BLUSH,' so many moments feel like a mental breakdown, @lorastrum writes. 'Perhaps that madness is what lies just outside the theater, or perhaps that s what audiences will leave behind.' broadwayworld.com/article/BWW-Re…

For BroadwayWorld, I saw opening night of Les Ballet Afrik's "New York is Burning" TheJoyceTheater American Dance Platform festival The show is hilarious and enlightening, fierce and smart. Read more and see its second performance tonight: broadwayworld.com/bwwdance/artic…

Catch this show for the last time tonight TheJoyceTheater

BREAKING: We just filed an amicus brief in Google v. Gonzalez, urging the Supreme Court to protect our right to speak freely on online platforms. Online speech is an essential public good — and overbroad content moderation disproportionately harms disadvantaged communities.

A little louder for those in the back!