‘Twas the night before an interoffice move.
(This will be my fifth desk in 2 years.)
Bras changed constantly with society tastes and with different cultures.
(via Secret History of the Bra | National Geographic Channel)
oh angela chase… miss you.
courtneyc:Happy 9.02.10!
I know i’m late to this, but we used to love this show…
Seattle.
Today in stories that make us shake our heads.
In related news that doesn’t involve a $4000 bar tab, Sharon Begley on what we can learn from “curable cancers.”
I’m sure whatever this is on Radar is delicious, but from afar it looks like an eviscerated gut.
Bad things happen when pizza leaves New York.
Michael Hirsh, on Hillary Clinton’s rising political star.
life:
The pretty young things they honor may come and go, but you can always count on MTV’s Video Music Awards to throw a spotlight on stars at their most outrageous and entertaining. Here, reminisce over 26 years of wild moments, courtesy of Britney Spears, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Eminem, Courtney Love, Kanye West, and other music stars.
We will never get enough of Courtney Love.
Is your city on the list?
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Aint that the goddamn truth!
Is this why we’re so angry?
“Call it Zombies 101.
“The University of Baltimore is offering a new class on the undead.
“The course is being taught by Arnold Blumberg, the author of a book on zombie movies, ‘Zombiemania,’ and the curator of Geppi’s Entertainment Museum, which focuses on American pop culture.
“Students taking English 333 will watch 16 classic zombie films and read zombie comics. As an alternative to a final research paper they may write scripts or draw storyboards for their ideal zombie flicks.
“The university isn’t the first to have a class on the undead. Columbia College in Chicago has offered a course on Zombies in popular media for years, and at Simpson College in Iowa students spent the spring semester writing a book on ‘The History of the Great Zombie War.’”
Via libraryland
(via youwillbeassimilated)
Nine years after 9/11, Osama bin Laden’s network remains a shadowy, little-understood enemy. The truth, as revealed by one of its fighters, is both more and less troubling than we think. From this week’s cover, Sami Yousafzai and Ron Moreau report.
Moving day: version 392. (Yes, that is a case of Brooklyn Lager with our boxes. Gotta stay sane!)
Update: At least we get to keep our chairs!