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Preparation for mourning, a new art movement, and how death row inmates are keeping one typewriter company alive in the 21st century.

You CAN spell "curiosities" without "sites."

"If you are thinking of kayaking in the near future, remember your indescribable item, and more importantly, look for The Gear."

Silly sissies, scrotal sycophants, sarcastic stenographers, scarce slurping, suspicious servants, summarized saints, and sumptuous sites.

The only thing that makes you an [EMAIL NEWSLETTER] is [AGGREGATION], which is the opposite of 'hanging out.'

White people need to stop rapping, but the eclipse was marxist as hell???? The moon, itself makes Laurissa "blush at that honey every time."

Merchandising the brand """"ironically,"""" taking a break for some breathing exercises thanks to the New Yorker's TV Issue, continuing to shriek.

The world may become less and less familiar, but all you gotta do is make sure we can all read and everything will be just fine!

After nearly six months of this newsletter, we're taking a look back through our reading list to bring you the favorites of our favorites.

While the waters rise along with U.S.-DPRK tensions, young adolescents are flocking to the cubes, but we still think things are worth turning around.

A redneck in Wyoming tried and failed to slash our tire, but we made it to Portland and have already sampled PSVR and Kale Speed.

We've been slow to enter the new year, but we'd like to catch you up on a few things.

Revisiting a riveting account of Isiah's desperate Food 2.0 hellweek, Katie Couric on class disparity, and the #1 way to keep social media in check.

Media and meta-media writers get petty about meta-media and the media's media consumption. Also, we screwed up a bit. Oops.