Others may have their own choice for the year's best song, but I don't know that I've heard a song as powerful as Jason Isbell's "Elephant." Note: this is not a song that will make you feel happy. It is about cancer. Be warned.
Author: Erik Loomis
The world's poor indeed want to have fun and perhaps they want to have fun more than they want indoor plumbing, especially if the latter is hard to imagine. In.
Warner Brothers is trying to sign Leonardo DiCaprio up for a biopic on Woodrow Wilson. Why do we need a biopic on Woodrow Wilson? I have no idea. Maybe it.
Building on this, here is some information on ketchup. Glad to see I'm not the only one exploring this key question to 21st century life: Surely the big question is: when did it get here? To which the big answer is: some time in the...
This is an interesting story about how a sizable group of Harry Potter fans have organized to push Warner Brothers to make sure that Harry Potter-themed products are produced in.
Megan McArdle gives some really useful advice to young people who find themselves out of work. Among that advice is take jobs for free, don't complain about the current economic.
It's about time the Fair Labor Standards Act was extended to home care workers, meaning that minimum wage and overtime law applies to them. I don't really know why they were specifically excluded in 1975, but kudos to the Obama Administration for ending this problem....
$10 an hour is not enough to live on, especially in California. But the Golden State creating the highest minimum wage in the nation is a major step in the.
Jellyfish are taking over the world. And they love the conditions of the ocean created by climate change. Not only are the oceans likely to become jellyfish deserts that also.
This is a guest post by Robert Widell, who is unlucky enough to be my colleague in the history department at the University of Rhode Island, yet still watches Oregon crush Tennessee with me despite his affinity for the Auburn Tigers. His book, Birmingham and...
Here's the thing about ketchup. It's disgusting and those who love it should reexamine their priorities and the meaning of their lives. So I am righteously outraged that the Detroit.
Jonah Keri on the wondrous career of the great Vladimir Guerrero, a player no one could reasonably not love to watch.