by | Oct 8, 2019 | Culture Music Art
from the New Yorker America’s First Taco Editor Says That Burritos Are Actually Tacos By Helen Rosner Twenty-two years ago, Texas Monthly, the venerable “national magazine of Texas,” published a ranking of the state’s fifty best barbecue joints. The magazine...
by | Oct 7, 2019 | Culture Music Art, Weirdness
from The Daily Beast by Nick Schager s your child misbehaving? Well, if you’re a demented mother and father interested in traumatizing your little one for years to come, you can follow in the footsteps of a shocking number of other American parents and dial...
by | Oct 6, 2019 | Culture Music Art
from The New York Post The tragic story of Guggenheim architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s secret love nest By Ron Hogan The cozy estate on the Wisconsin River called Taliesin, where Wright hosted Mamah and her kids, became the scene of their bloody massacre.Wisconsin...
by | Oct 4, 2019 | Culture Music Art, Projects
from THE SOURCE THE BLACK BONNIE & CLYDE: ‘QUEEN & SLIM’ PREMIERING THIS FALL BY SOURCESTAFF Are you ready for a modern-day Black Bonnie and Clyde? Lena Waithe, the Emmy-winning screenwriter, already has everyone on the edge of their seats for Queen &...
by | Oct 3, 2019 | Culture Music Art
from InsideHook How World War I Led to the Creation of the NFL We talked to Chicago sportswriter Chris Serb about his book “War Football: World War I and the Birth of the NFL” The New York Giants put on a battle with the Rochester Jeffersons as an...
by | Oct 1, 2019 | Culture Music Art
from The New Yorker By Doreen St. Félix Songs of the summer should be crowned not in the giddiness of July but in the waning days of September, once the hot season has finished its business. A rearview perspective suggests that “Toast,” by the nineteen-year-old...
