linkspam is lazing about the house
I ran across this webcomic and really enjoyed it. So noted so I can stick in my feed.
Oh, this is right on point. (Must email N for drinks!)
The Hairpin stands up for Lina Lamont.
I'm sorry, I am not trading in my hefty tea mug for a delicate china cup.
This story reminds me of Otter. Hope she's doing okay!
Crows are amazing, yo.
Hollywood Reporter has a nice long interview with Kyle Chandler. "I couldn't coach my way out of a paper bag." (He's still asked to speak to coaches and teams and politely declines.) Also he has a new show coming this spring, on Netflix!
Great article about exercise, particularly for women. Nice & straightforward, myth-dispelling.
Woah: a privately-funded slavery museum in Louisiana. Forty-eight years after World War II, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum opened in Washington. A museum dedicated to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks opened its doors in Lower Manhattan less than 13 years after they occurred. One hundred and fifty years after the end of the Civil War, however, no federally funded museum dedicated to slavery exists, no monument honoring America's slaves.
Ursula LeGuin comments on Kazuo Ishigiro's new novel. I heard him interviewed the other day, and didn't catch that exchange, but the local paper reviewed the book and used the T-word (transcends) in referring to its relationship with the fantastic. So. I do like Ishigiro, but LeGuin's commentary does put a damper on my enthusiasm.
Crossposted from DW, where there are
comments; comment here or there.
Oh, this is right on point. (Must email N for drinks!)
The Hairpin stands up for Lina Lamont.
I'm sorry, I am not trading in my hefty tea mug for a delicate china cup.
This story reminds me of Otter. Hope she's doing okay!
Crows are amazing, yo.
Hollywood Reporter has a nice long interview with Kyle Chandler. "I couldn't coach my way out of a paper bag." (He's still asked to speak to coaches and teams and politely declines.) Also he has a new show coming this spring, on Netflix!
Great article about exercise, particularly for women. Nice & straightforward, myth-dispelling.
Woah: a privately-funded slavery museum in Louisiana. Forty-eight years after World War II, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum opened in Washington. A museum dedicated to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks opened its doors in Lower Manhattan less than 13 years after they occurred. One hundred and fifty years after the end of the Civil War, however, no federally funded museum dedicated to slavery exists, no monument honoring America's slaves.
Ursula LeGuin comments on Kazuo Ishigiro's new novel. I heard him interviewed the other day, and didn't catch that exchange, but the local paper reviewed the book and used the T-word (transcends) in referring to its relationship with the fantastic. So. I do like Ishigiro, but LeGuin's commentary does put a damper on my enthusiasm.
Crossposted from DW, where there are
comments; comment here or there.