I wrote about Dave Chappelle and Black America’s version of “the big lie” for the Feb. issue of @VanityFair: https://t.co/uePw3HpnA9 — Jamilah Lemieux (@JamilahLemieux) Jan 13, 2022 Tweeted by @JamilahLemieux

I use "like" in speech more than I like but, after reading this article, I feel like better about my use of the word. https://t.co/zp9veqJdL2? — Tina Robinson (@actualtina) May 17, 2022 Tweeted by @actualtina

Oct. 27, 2020 CBC Music wanted to get a better understanding of the rise and fall of Canadian boy bands. Over the course of a few months, Holly Gordon, Melody Lau and Andrea Warner interviewed some of the members of the biggest acts from the ’90s and ’00s, the executives and marketing professionals…

I am a man on a mission. My mission is to get a baseball at a baseball game. I don't mean buy one at a souvenir stand. That's easy. Too easy. This may sound

An urban legend tells the story of how, dissatisfied with the micromanagement of their daily timelines, the Skylab-4 crew staged a strike, some called it a mutiny, by turning off the space station’s radio, taking the day off, and doing whatever they pleased. On the 47th anniversary of the launch of…

In this Deep Impact column, we explore the deep affection for, and impactful resonance of, films that perhaps haven’t quite gained the position in the visible

Antifascism has been around as long as fascism, and the abbreviation antifa goes back as far as German resistance to the Nazis. Recently, antifa has become a household word after a series of widely covered confrontations between white supremacists and anti-fascists. But there is much more recent…

Daniel Bejar has been making oblique, urbane pop symphonies as Destroyer for 13 albums and nearly three decades now, but Labyrinthitis is among his best. It

Dilla Time by Dan Charnas MCD/Farrar, Straus and Giroux James Dewitt Yancey, better known as J Dilla, was a revolutionary Detroit beatmaker who died of a rare blood disease plus lupus a few days after his 32nd birthday in 2006. He was always a cult figure and might still be so classified if it makes…

It's a good restaurant, but unless there are very old women yelling at me in Cantonese it definitely won't have the 'buzz sand energy' of a dim sum cart experience https://t.co/JLIkM3uoNb — Adrianna Tan (@skinnylatte) May 4, 2022 Tweeted by @skinnylatte

Director Robert Eggers’ revenge epic The Northman has been called the “definitive Viking film,” but, funnily enough, no one in the movie ever says the word “Viking.” For archaeology professor Neil Price, one of three historical consultants who worked on The Northman, that felt like a win. “Not…

Aurora borealis? At this time of year, at this time of day, localized entirely within B.C.? Yes. https://t.co/An52kMXGDc — CBC British Columbia (@cbcnewsbc) Apr 24, 2022 Tweeted by @cbcnewsbc

Dads! Planning a motorcycle trip anytime soon with your sons? Mom staying behind because she has “stuff to do”? Vroom—don’t walk—to the nearest cinema showing Robert Eggers’ a visually resplendent Viking saga enfolding revenge, ideals of familial duty, and awesome silver jewelry. Eggers co-wrote the…

I wrote up an article on the @meedan blog about longform git commits and the various ways they can make your life as a software developer easier. Ban "-m" from your life, go full verbose!! https://t.co/n9zVg7YKyr — Darius Kazemi (@tinysubversions) May 2, 2022 Tweeted by @tinysubversions

The many meanings of “difficult” Is Elden Ring really that hard? Well, it depends what you mean by “hard” Working toward a taxonomy of the different types of game difficulty. Kyle Orland – Mar 9, 2022 7:30 am | 386 Piece of cake. Credit: FromSoftware Piece of cake. Credit: FromSoftware Story text…

Access through your institution As 2021 drew to a close, the highly contagious Omicron variant of the pandemic virus was racing around the globe, forcing governments to take drastic actions once again. The Netherlands ordered most businesses to close on 19 December, Ireland set curfews and many…

The theology of Python https://t.co/k1IrA1xdgO — Kevin Marks (@kevinmarks) Apr 18, 2022 Tweeted by @kevinmarks

Good to see Hitchhiker’s on this list of 70 books for 70 years of the Queen's reign. As it should be. #h2g2 https://t.co/xerRUnFJOM — Stand Up for Towel Day (@TowelDayUK) Apr 18, 2022 Tweeted by @TowelDayUK

This article appears in the May 2/9, 2022 issue. On March 11, a man with a football player’s build assaulted a 67-year-old Asian woman in Yonkers, N.Y. As she walked past him, he called out, “Asian bitch!” She ignored him. He followed her into her building and punched her from behind, knocking her…

People understand the world through stories. People absorb their stories in ever-expanding ways. The purpose of this post is to preview our commitment to a

critic’s notebook Cathy O’Neil’s “The Shame Machine” is the most recent book to address an emotion that can be exhilarating or terrifying, depending on where you sit. A student wears a dunce's cap during a reconstruction of old teaching methods at a school in Maine, circa 1955. By Published March…

I've spent most of the morning asking an AI to create maps in the style of different artists, with mixed results. https://t.co/wsZY5HUgVr https://t.co/FNDnV6iXVB — gmapsmania (@gmapsmania) Apr 13, 2022 Tweeted by @gmapsmania

#Charest can win an election. He's won several. But he can't win the Conservative Party leadership, says @maxfawcett "CPC doesn’t seem very interested in electability right now. Instead it wants to continue pursuing its blood feud against @JustinTrudeau" https://t.co/mHmeRUZz1T — Charles Adler…

Coming from the other side of the table I have to agree with this sentiment. Leaving itself is the strongest kind of feedback. Digging into details is uncomfortable and typically unproductive. https://t.co/ryAraVht8M — Chris Nicola (@chrismnicola) Apr 4, 2022 Tweeted by @chrismnicola

NEW ORLEANS -- As Mike Krzyzewski limped off the Superdome court at 10:07 local time Saturday night, he clasped the left hand of his wife, Mickie, with his right hand. As they reached the threshold where the exit of the arena floor ends and the tunnel to the locker room begins, Krzyzewski broke…

This article appears in our Fall 2014 issue, Love/Lust . Subscribe today! “I can’t compete with an Asian chick,” says the comedian Amy Schumer. When a busty, blue-eyed blond—a type that launched a tho

How many streets have you visited? Start a pedestrian ‘quest’ with the @CityStrides app, as featured by @nytimes: https://t.co/3z7z2iGWyH #builtwithmapbox #RunEveryStreet https://t.co/ENC7FQCCHK — Mapbox (@Mapbox) Apr 5, 2022 Tweeted by @Mapbox

My bus transit nerd thing for another country: good bye bus 971 I will miss you too https://t.co/Mfo5Qa07gS — Adrianna Tan (@skinnylatte) Apr 5, 2022 Tweeted by @skinnylatte

“The future of office work won’t be found in continuing to reduce the friction involved in messaging but, instead, in figuring out how to avoid the need to send so many messages in the first place.” https://t.co/axx7Z4nqIF — Tim Bray 💉💉💉🎉 (@timbray) Mar 17, 2022 Tweeted by @timbray

Have you heard? Acquia Code Studio is out of beta! Automated updates, deprecated code patching, full #CICD pipelines out of the box, and a #Drupal optimized workflow. Better is faster, and faster is better. https://t.co/dNE9I2RDse — AcquiaDev (@AcquiaDev) Mar 13, 2022 Tweeted by @AcquiaDev

1. There is no shortage of big mixed-use master-planned blocks in and around Toronto. Big plans for big blocks go back to the City's earliest days. A short thread on Toronto's forgotten first urban design project - the 1840 Market Block. 🧵⤵️ https://t.co/SF8hUDoZ5e — Eric Sehr (@ericvery) Mar 6,…

Today is #TurningRed release day! I interviewed Canadian director Domee Shi for this month’s cover of @enRoutemag. Read the interview for the origins of Turning Red, her must-visit spots in Toronto, and her surprising dream seatmate. https://t.co/4DrlSQL7hf https://t.co/Cy7HSN5LUp — Samantha…

⭐️The SkyDome (now Rogers Centre) Toronto’s beloved SkyDome also makes a comeback appearance as the venue for the sold-out stadium show for boy band, 4*Town. https://t.co/YtYFwuFxXC https://t.co/KniJYjHick — Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) Mar 11, 2022 Tweeted by @TorontoStar

Never Change Your Password https://t.co/AW3woy06bW — TidBITS (@TidBITS) Mar 3, 2022 Tweeted by @TidBITS

From tax-shelter to Pixar: Presenting @globeandmail’s official, undebatable 20 Best Toronto Movies Ever (and how to watch them right now), to mark the new releases of @ScarbFilm and #TurningRed. Try to guess No. 1! https://t.co/L2eP5lFaAp. https://t.co/13hbPgSZ5T — Barry Hertz (@HertzBarry) Mar 9,…

[#NEWSBLUR|#RSS] Magazine view offers a new perspective (by @NewsBlur): https://t.co/IaKTNDk2im https://t.co/VffwAGTekp — RSS Circus (@RSSCircus) Mar 10, 2022 Tweeted by @RSSCircus