There are a handful of films that have carved out prime real estate in the hearts of millennials. During one of your many aimless trips to the mall, you may have nabbed the movie’s poster from f.y.e. to grace the wall of your dorm room or moseyed over to Tower Records to cop the soundtrack. You may…

Chris Bruntlett and his wife Melissa might be two of the coolest parents you’ll ever meet. They decided to ditch their car in Vancouver, to show their kids how to live healthy and how to have fun while doing it. Photo Credit: Christoph Prevost Photo Credit: David Phu I first met Chris via . I’ve…

If you use Netflix, you’ve probably wondered about the specific genres that it suggests to you. Some of them just seem so specific that it’s absurd. Emotional…

One of the many tricky things about building a web startup is that you can’t outsource product. As a web startup, your web or mobile app is your company, your…

Haven't you always wanted to see #Vancouver bus shelters from the 70s? http://t.co/6fJDf1faCK — Rebecca Bollwitt (@Miss604) January 3, 2014

Canadianisms 1 Image by Jules Sherred. I surveyed 175 people, quizzing them on their knowledge of 82 “Canadianisms.” The results are in, including 42 words with…

Things looked very different when the 1961 Major League Baseball season rolled around. John F. Kennedy was in the White House and MLB was finally responding significantly to the Dodgers and Giants heading out west three years earlier. At the start of the 1961 season, MLB expanded for the first time…

I have reasons for not leaning in with Sheryl Sandberg. Kate Losse writes a great, insightful piece that situates Sandburg’s book in the neo-liberal corporate ethos that dominates some feminist tradit

West Virginia’s Joe Mazzulla celebrates scoring against the Duke Blue Devils during the second round of the NCAA Tournament on March 22, 2008. Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images This weekend Duke plays Michigan State for a spot in the NCAA Championship. In 2013, Alan Siegel talked to seven players,…

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Hello. My name is Chris Kluwe, and for eight years I was the punter for the Minnesota Vikings. In May 2013, the Vikings released me from the team. At the time, quite a few people asked me if I thought it was because of my recent activism for same-sex marriage rights, and I was very careful in how I…

Two of my favourite novels that I read this year were by Elena Ferrante: http://t.co/HNc0P8faPn — Bill Stilwell (@icathing) December 30, 2013

What a great day for writing. This piece by @busterbenson distills so much hard-won wisdom about changing ourselves: https://t.co/9a6TsLat8X — Diana Kimball (@dianakimball) December 31, 2013

This story was originally published on December 31, 2013. We’ve updated it to refresh the design in light of Kabosu’s death. When 51-year-old Japanese kindergarten teacher Atsuko Sato started seeing strange pictures of her eight-year-old Shiba Inu dog Kabosu popping up on the internet this past…

Illustration by Tony Millionaire Although the city of Dayton is small and has been hit hard by the decline of industry, in Xenia and Yellow Springs the land is…

James Franco sings the praises of the selfie. http://t.co/KBUpQzrqjB — Neal Jennings (@nealjennings) December 28, 2013

Once you’ve worked as a writer and editor in the world of social media for a decade, the way I have, you start to notice patterns. For example, there are some stories that will never go viral, even if they are brilliant in every measurable way. That’s because they lie in the “valley of ambiguity,”…

A really smart guy wrote this thing about GTA V (spoiler: smart guy is me) http://t.co/nQmAt6rpWl — Kevin Nguyen (@knguyen) December 23, 2013

Portrait Of Mike Monteiro The Year We Broke Everything Our office is in one of the worst neighborhoods of San Francisco. I walk home from work every day. Helps…

I lost track of the number of conversations this year that set off the impostor syndrome alarm bell in my brain. At first, I thought people were just being…

Much-recirculated story about Icelandic construction project being blocked by “elf advocates” is bullshit: http://t.co/CMv1Jj65OJ — P Nielsen Hayden (@pnh) December 23, 2013

Unprofessionalism and criticism. http://t.co/NySS4etKv3 — Allen Pike (@apike) December 24, 2013

"Basically, I’ve come to see Dogecoin as an absurdist art project, mocking the entire global financial system." http://t.co/eIjOqCBRyK — Steve Klabnik (@steveklabnik) December 21, 2013

My thoughts on the call, and why rulebooks don't always provide answers: http://t.co/ZHNsKJCMlk — Sam Miller (@SamMillerBP) October 27, 2013

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A little story about something very sweet that happens just off Cambie Street every day: http://t.co/eItvRBNOIB pic.twitter.com/ft80nfnV6X — Andrea Woo (@AndreaWoo) December 21, 2013

Daily Comment August 26, 2013 So it looks like we’re going to bomb Assad. Good. Really? Why good? Did you see the videos of those kids? I heard that ten thousand people were gassed. Hundreds of them died. This time, we have to do something. Yes, I saw the videos. And you don’t want to pound the shit…

In the Summer of 1995, a young graduate student in anthropology at UCLA named Joe Henrich traveled to Peru to carry out some fieldwork among the Machiguenga, an indigenous people who live north of Machu Picchu in the Amazon basin. The Machiguenga had traditionally been horticulturalists who lived in…

Conclusions re Vancouver trends from @michaelgeller confirms my NPA advice: to win City Hall, out-urban Vision http://t.co/xRI0uDb3