You don't need to be a fan of tennis (in fact, probably better not) to enjoy the play of Australia's Nick Kyrgios, as seen above at America's other, better Grand Slam Indian Wells this week. Known for being rude, hot-headed, prone to not
Sen. James Inhofe, famous for asserting that the existence of snow refutes climate science, is now populating the EPA with his former aides. Or, in the words of an oil executive, “The Inhofe brigade has landed, secured the beach and is moving inland with precision as well as speed.”
It's the moment you've been waiting for: 2017's "Minnesota State High School All Hockey Hair Team." I.e., yes, the best in hair from this year's high school hockey season.
Korean politics are hot and complicated + Dad is live on BBC + but children know how to open doors.
In a play organized by NYU professors Joe Salvatore and Maria Guadalupe to discuss gender in politics, an actress portrays Donald Trump and a man plays Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential debates. Salvatore says he and Guadalupe began the project assuming that the gender inversion would confirm what they’
The latest goofy promo video from our terrific presenting sponsor, Field Notes, for their new "Utility" edition. Something else that's cool: Buy this special Rooster-themed Field Notes Memo Book for $2 and Field Notes will match your $2 and donate $4 to 826 National, which
This is the sound of a death metal rooster. Related: This is the heavy metal T-shirt we made for Junot Díaz one year, as explained in Angela Chen's "A Brief History of the Tournament of Books."
Twenty-six years after it was banned and seized by the Iranian government, Mohsen Makhmalbaf's The Nights of Zayandeh-rood finally goes public.
Here's a flight over Japan's Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, where walls of snow can reach over 60 feet high.
The sport of tricking is all about getting off the ground and doing as much crazy stuff as you can before touching back down. Oh, is that the sport of tricking?
