Without a job and facing foreclosure, Donald Duck falls under the spell of Glenn Beck.
Archives for 2010
Hi, My Name Is Tom and I Can’t Put Down My Blackberry
Tom Matlack has a problem: he’s addicted to technology and social media.
The hater
“sex and the single dad is a cock guzzling fag. we hate single moo cows too [A SHITTY ASS SITE] get some!” [I pulled this down earlier today but now they’ve screwed with another friend, so here we go…] The above phrase was forwarded to me by a mom blogger I know. It hit the…
Man-to-Man with Bill Plympton
The ‘King of Indie Animation’ on laughing, crying, idiots, and angels.
Rising to the Occasion: When ‘It’ Happens at a Massage
Mervyn Kaufman overcomes a lifelong fear of embarrassment—and finally treats himself to a (nearly disastrous) massage.
Five Trips to Bunghole and I Am the Sh*t
In the latest installment of ‘Love, Recorded,’ Matt walks in circles and dreams of literary superstardom.
Living Father, Zombie Husband
Every summer, Robert Barsanti returns to Nantucket, where his marriage died—and where his two boys still need him.
The Onscreen Superheroes of Silicon Valley
Boys will be boys. But can role models in movies help them become men?
Study of the Day: The Cuddle Hormone
Prepare yourself, guys—there is such thing as a “cuddle” hormone.
LGBT College Students Fearful
The troubling result of a 2010 report on the experiences of LGBT students on America’s college campuses
Twitter, the Muse
CBS may soon eliminate the need for screenwriters entirely; the network has begun creating entire shows out of Twitter accounts. After the strong debut of S#*! My Dad Says, CBS has agreed to launch a second sitcom based on a Twitter feed. Shh … Don’t Tell Steve, based on the Twitter account of the same name, will…
My Son, Homeless
In the fourth installment of ‘Bipolar Planet,’ Gabi Coatsworth recounts a parent’s nightmare: finding a homeless shelter for her son.
Good Men Project Debuts on Fox 25 in Boston
The Good Men Project and Fox 25 honor Good Man of the Week Matthew McClune.
The News—TARP May Profit, New Drilling Rules, Ecuador in Disarray, and Rain Pummels the Northeast
TARP Bailout to Cost Less Than Once Anticipated The much-maligned TARP bailout expires Sunday, and it might actually turn a profit. “[T]he once-unthinkable possibility that the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program could end up costing far less, or even nothing,” according to the New York Times, “became more likely on Thursday with the news…
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Dream Comes True for ‘Muhammad Ali’ Author
Children’s book author meets with his hero Muhammad Ali. — Felix Rodriguez wrote his children’s book Dad, Me, and Muhammad Ali about a dream meeting with the Champ, a personal hero. The book, about growing up fatherless, inspired Ali’s wife, Lonnie, to invite Rodriguez and his son to Kentucky for a book signing, where his…