Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn. | | | | From Soap to Benson to Sports Night to The Lion King. R.I.P. Robert Guillaume. #childhood
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| | rantnrave:// Hello again, naturally... TRUMP is very AMERICAN. Not all but a very dark and real side of America. It's part of us. Appearances over substance. Fame mistaken for competence. Blame. Violence. Racism. Sexism. Classism. Xenophobe. Superiority complex. Liar. Charlatan. Grotesque. Glutton. Bully. Sad but true. We all need to find our inner JOSEPH WELCH. When is it enough? MOTUS represents the thoughts, hates, paranoias of many. Reminds me of this take on HUCK AND TOM. Hoping basic kindness comes back into vogue and stays there. America has always been the best societal idea. And we need to keep faith with it. Our execution has had shortfalls. Major ones. But we are not a mean society. I hope. If you support this administration you intentionally or not back mean... That time RICHARD LEWIS had to curb his enthusiasm for a colonoscopy. That feeling when the entire cast of MAD MEN knew the show would never go to series. A moment of grace on BOJACK HORSEMAN. More shows, more stories. We take a look in REDEF MediaSET: TV Show Oral Histories: Season Four... The solution is pretty simple actually. Don't sexually harass anyone then you won't go to jail and be publicly shamed for the rest of your life... BARSTOOL SPORTS is crass and controversial and can't be ignored. Will losing an ESPN partnership slow it down or fuel it? Does Barstool need to change? Should it? SportsSET: "Is Barstool Only for the Boys?"... Stretching is underrated... Most of my relationships are highly dysfunctional... From an internet-connected jacket to engineered spider silk, innovative materials are changing how apparel is made and worn. Other technologies lower environmental impact, like 3D knitting and lab-grown leather. Will tech-driven R&D see wider adoption in fashion? A must-read FashionSET: "Pioneering Materials: Fashion and Tech"... Happy Birthday to NICOLE HANTAS-EMANUEL, NICK R. FROST, and BRAD BECKERMAN. Belated to SAM BELL, STEVE GOLD, COLIN HELMS, MELISSA ROSENTHAL BRENNER, LIZ HELLER. and TARIQ KRIM. | | | - Jason Hirschhorn, curator |
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| The singer doesn’t have to say a thing to loom over the culture. | | |
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| Most broadcasters would have been cooked if they had undergone the sort of scandal that Williams faced in 2015. But a slow-and-steady revival-a mixture of dutiful penance, clever planning, and a dramatic change in the media-has Williams turning 11 p.m. into the new primetime. | | |
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| The mall is dying -- but Apple's retail chief Angela Ahrendts is reimagining the company's stores anyway. | | |
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| When I give the dating app LoveFlutter my Twitter handle, it rewards me with a 28-axis breakdown of my personality: I'm an analytic Type A who's unsettlingly sex-focused and neurotic (99th percentile). On the sidebar where my "Personality Snapshot" is broken down in further detail, a section called "Chat-Up Advice" advises, "Do your best to avoid being negative. | | |
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| The documentary traces how Fats Domino’s brand of New Orleans rhythm and blues morphed into rock and roll, appealing to black and white audiences alike. | | |
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| The urgent question: Can government agents finally prove that enough trees come from illegal logging sites in Peru to stop shipments into the US? | | |
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| The crowdfunding platform made fashion accessible to newcomers with different, weird, and Romphimy ideas. | | |
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| The Philosophy of a Fool. Comedian, actor and author J.B. Smoove joins Salon to discuss the new season of “Curb your Enthusiasm,” plus advice from his new book written in the voice of the show’s profane freeloader Leon Black, “The Book of Leon: Philosophy of a Fool.” | | |
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| My students trust colleges to control offensive speech. They shouldn’t. | | |
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| It's the frailty of the human brain that makes nostalgia such a powerful but also problematic emotion. | | |
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| A massive corporation takes its first steps into a new industry. | | |
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| As the coach's compensation continues to rise, so too does the university's enrollment and standing. | | |
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| Hypersonic missiles are a new class of threat that could penetrate most missile defenses and compress the timelines for a nation under attack to respond. The United States, Russia, and China should agree not to export hypersonic missile systems or components to other nations. | | |
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| Margaret Atwood is having a moment. To be fair, the 77-year-old author has been having one for quite some time, what with more than a dozen bestsellers to her name. But as she stood on the stage of the Microsoft Theater last month, clutching an Emmy Award -- and, charmingly, her purse -- one thing was clear: Hollywood was embracing its new literary darling. | | |
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| Retired NBA player Al Harrington takes us behind the doors of his cannabis extract company, then sits down with former NBA commissioner David Stern to discuss marijuana reformation for medical purposes within the league. | | |
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| ‘People really only understand problems through stories.’ | | |
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| Major League Baseballs pursuit of advertising dollars is beginning to intrude upon the game itself. | | |
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| A startup wants to create a platform for people anxious about public speaking to get prescriptions for a cardiac drug that can calm racing hearts. | | |
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| In "Socialism for Millionaires" (1896), the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw quipped that a rich man ‘does not really care whether his money does good or not, provided he finds his conscience eased and his social status improved by giving it away’. Was he right to be so cynical? | | |
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| The tech world wants us to believe that virtual reality will unlock human understanding on a global scale. But it’s also a business strategy. | | |
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| Working at the International Committee of the Red Cross can be like a tech company, but also not. There are no free bars, for one. Two: lots of war zones. | | |
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| I should have expected, bringing together a Millennial journalist with fellow Gen X'er, that for at least one of them, adjusting to the demands of the digital day wouldn't actually involve any adjusting. Like a lot of you, I suspect, both Mississippi Today's news editor Ryan Nave and I have worked in newsrooms anchored around print deadlines and newsrooms that (say they) are not. | | |
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