A little more than 10 years ago, all of us went to see @theimpossibles' reunion show in Austin, Texas. We chatted about our memories of that incredible show and the trip to Texas: https://t.co/ELv9z0kwQM
How can a band be so good for so long? Spoon's new album, "Lucifer on the Sofa," has some of the band's biggest-sounding songs since "Gimme Fiction." https://t.co/Yxdy8c5VD8
Repeatedly and sternly advised by Guinness Book of World Records that there is no "Veiniest Truck Nuts" category and that we should stop sending them samples for consideration.
"The first issue of The Many Deaths of Laila Starr is one of those rare comic books where you keep reading, knowing that it has to end at some point, but wishing it would keep going." @Elscorcho177 with a great review: https://t.co/KTaoqC5vrJ
All it took was a different team in a different city with a different coach and different teammates and a different position and a different worldview. https://t.co/8dnCWz0PNV
Julien Baker's fantastic new album, "Little Oblivions," has a bigger sound than her previous albums, with a ton of unexpected musical touches throughout: https://t.co/tS3LHXgeqM
A discussion of a great American institution: Wegmans. Topics include: prepared food, weird candies, soda disguised as coffee, bread biting, hallucinated live music, hunger madness, and the possible Wegmans of faraway lands. https://t.co/CaxisvILeD
Steven Hyde writes about the perils of running and runner's etiquette. "Countless times I’ve been startled from my well paced and rhythmic reverie by someone shouting,“On your left”! Dude, chill out." https://t.co/t7nr0kj6q0
"The work, which becomes a new genre itself, will be called COWBOY BEBOP." New on the site, Brandon Hyde's retrospective on an all-time great series: https://t.co/SdZlcqbusP
Every day we wake up and log on to do our work: tweeting endless SpongeBob images along with things like, "Some people never had to live on expired boxes of Mike and Ike's and 👏 it 👏 shows 👏"