Alexander Young survived NBA All-Star Weekend. This is what he brought back.
Archives for February 2011
Taking Guns Out of the Closet
Will Weaver’s “The Last Hunter” highlights one of the biggest stumbling blocks to a productive debate about guns in contemporary America.
All-Steroids Team: Ken Caminiti
This All-Steroids team needs a clubhouse leader with some backbone, and Ken Caminiti is our man.
How Do I Get My Girlfriend Not to Shave?
Should he take a cue from Eric Clapton and tell her, “Let It Grow”?
The Food Police
It starts the first few hours after my son comes home. He goes to the refrigerator to grab the carton of milk. He inspects the expiration date printed on the side. Beads of sweat start to pop up on my brow.
Standing Up to Dad
I really admire my daughter’s gumption. She made a stand and was not going to succumb to any drivel doled out by her parents.
Happy Be a Gentleman Day
Today is the day to get in touch with your gentlemanly side.
No Exit: Traps
There are traps for everyone.
The Conversation: Fernando Torres, Carmelo Anthony, and Liberated Fandom
Two sports fans talk about the meaning of ’Melo, Fernando Torres, and “The Decision.”
Lost Your Wallet? Just Wait 40 Years
Click the photos to view the wallet and its contents.
The 10 at 10
Thin Mints lead to assault, Nessie is alive, and non-alcoholic beer is the new Gatorade: the 10 at 10.
Why Does It Matter How Many Partners She’s Had?
Hugo Schwyzer explains why guys are so preoccupied with getting women’s sex stats—and why they should let it go.
Real Birth Control for Men Is Closer Than Ever
Men simply don’t have an effective, reversible form of birth control comparable to the female pill. What’s taking so long?
Missing Malcolm X
The 46th anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X, passed unnoticed by the mainstream press.
Superdad Chris Shulgan on ‘Cocaine’s Son’
“Superdad” author Christopher Shulgan reviews Dave Itzkoff’s new memoir about his relationship with his cocaine-addict father.
Be Good to Your Daughters
One in three girls will be the victim of sexual abuse. How does a father protect his girls from odds like that?