Breast cancer is a big problem. It’s great that the NFL is contributing to disease awareness, but is it the right disease?
Archives for 2010
Men Don’t Cry, We Sweat From Our Eyes
Manly Reddit conversation: tears to best steak ever in six steps.
The Brown Eyed Girl
..and a nice long hands holding walk…then find a nice quiet place to *cough* talk The Brown Eyed Girl After reading this you may say, “J.R. this sounds kind of familiar.” It’s not. Trust me. Each lady is unique and special in her own right. Every woman that I date or have any kind of…
Facebook Knows I’m Gay (and I Don’t Care)
If you’re gay, you’re a marketer’s bullseye on Facebook. Welcome to the world of software built on punctured code, sociopathic hackers, and, above and beyond all else, unfettered, uncontrollable capitalism.
Man of the Day: Charles Maisel
The Cape Town native has conceived and implemented projects such as building Roman-style roads across South Africa, an interactive initiative to prevent domestic violence, and funding traditional stick-fighting tournaments—which he describes as “more violent than cage fighting” and, also, “really cool.”
Study of the Day: Women Don’t Stress About Bad Sex
If you’re in a serious relationship, your gal may not be completely satisfied in bed—but don’t worry, she doesn’t care. Studies reveal that while many women aren’t completely satisfied with their sex lives, it usually doesn’t upset them.
Red and Blue Brands
What do Craftsman, the History Channel, the Discovery Channel, Johnson and Johnson, FedEx, UPS, and Cheerios have in common? They’re all bipartisan brands.
That’s What Thunderstorms Look Like?
Someone at KLST in Texas thinks he’s funny. We don’t disagree.
The Dalai Lama Guest-Edits the Toronto Star
Publishing has been looking for its editors in some pretty odd places lately. But the Toronto Star struck gold yesterday, when it asked his Holiness the Dalai Lama to guest-edit its Sunday edition.
Young, Gay, and Still Married
Benoit Denizet-Lewis, who wrote a New York Times Magazine cover story about young, gay, married couples in Massachusetts, checks in with the couples nearly three years later about the strength of their unions.
The Trail
The Appalachian Trail is the ultimate test: endurance, perseverance, and surrendering control. For John Cave Osborne, nothing illustrates this better than having to run from a hungry bear.
It’s Nice to See Your Family Waiting at the Door
In the latest installment of ‘Love, Recorded,’ Boise gets a brother and Matt spends the night at a bus stop.
Questioning My Faith
Even in my most desperate moments, when I was ready to embrace religion, I still couldn’t figure out which one I belonged to.
Buddhists Win Google Stereotypes
What we find most interesting is the potential for Google Instant search to shape the way we think.
Photo of the Day: from Freddie Does It
Man-to-Man with Todd Mauldin
Todd Mauldin, a bluesman and Good Men Project Magazine contributor, gives better advice than most of the celebrities we interview.