On "State of Play" Returns to TV Tonight
@barnhouse This times a million. Meryl Streep in that abomination of a Hollywood remake didn't even remotely hold a candle to him. Plus Kelly Macdonald. Lordy what a good show
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On Thirteen Notable Traditions Found On UNESCO's List Of Intangible Cultural Heritage, In Order
The scissor dance just isn't at all what I imagined
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On How Much Can You Demand?
Your link's broken, dawg:
http://nplusonemag.com/
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On I Love You Christopher Hitchens, You Irritating Bastard
Hitchens may be, on occasion, a boozy, infuriating, warmongering nuance-ignoring dick, but he is a vanishing breed of public intellectual, one whose prodigious education, voluminous vocabulary and endless stock of literary references somehow illuminate his writing without making him seem like a dreary bore tossing out big words. For all his drawbacks, his prose and his clear love of the whole and mighty canon available to him elevates his writing beyond the utilitarian, utterly featureless responses of his boosters and foes. For that, if nothing else, he'll be missed.
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On Harry Potter and the Deathly Epilogue
The theater I was in found the epilogue intensely funny. Probably something about the movie laboring under the delusion that changing your hairstyle makes you appear 19 years older.
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On Fixing 'Dune'
Alternate approach: have Patrick Stewart speak all the lines in the movie
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On Cherry Clafoutis
@Turboslut Update: with God as my witness I'm going to make this every day until the day I die, and twice on Sundays
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On A Tour Of Korean Snack Foods
Was this the H Mart on Route 27 in Edison? Because, holla