(via threeframes)
“We lack the critical distance that only time affords to sort through the lasting significance of the recent past. The Twenties apparently weren’t tattooed with Roaring until a few years after they were over.” — “Naming the ’00s” in the NYT
Why don’t you just drink a real beer?
Because this one comes in a pretty bottle and tastes like candy!
The Chicago New Cooperative premieres today in print and online. -
Jessica Reaves, who I knew while I was interning at the Chicago Tribune at the Sunday Tribune Magazine, is now writing for the Chicago News Cooperative. Her first piece, on the local implications of the new Modern Wing at the Art Institute, is now live.
My latest post for Dossier is on one of the most interesting Tumblrs: I Love Hot Dogs, a collection of stills and reviews on some of the most eye catching, underrated, or classic films.
The Switch, Paris by The Sartorialist
[video]
Rachel just started singing “Crush” by Jennifer Paige, which makes my day complete. (And did you realize that song is 11 years old? I know. It was my favorite song in 5th grade.)
The 166,000 packing peanuts Chris Jordan photographed in this work from the Running the Numbers series is equal to the number of overnight packages shipped by air in the US every hour.