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» Sam Smith’s New James Bond Theme: A Deadly Serious Review

Grantland
Sam Smith's “Writing's on the Wall” — the theme to the next James Bond film, Spectre — finally hit the Internet today, and opinions are...
108 months ago

‘Egypt has found a cure for covid-19’ — and other outlandish tales from Cairo’s propaganda machine

Washington Post
For the past few years, the state propaganda apparatus has been bombarding Egyptians with tales of the country's victories on a daily basis.
53 months ago

Just the Facts: CEOs and the Rest of Us

The Globalist
Just The Facts: Executive compensation wasn't always so outlandish (and still isn't in most other developed countries).
130 months ago

The Trump assassination attempt, ‘BlueAnon,’ and the X factor

Columbia Journalism Review
Sign up for The Media Today, CJR's daily newsletter. News events often hit social media like a rock thrown into a beehive, but when it's the...
2 months ago

Arizona Cardinals: Kingsbury makes another outlandish claim

Raising Zona
Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury has yet again shown his sheer ignorance regarding his team's offensive struggles.
23 months ago

Why Juan Soto’s Reported Extension Offer Is Not As Outlandish As It Might Seem

Forbes
Talks are intensifying between the Nationals and Juan Soto regarding a second offer from the team to the star for a 13-years, $425 million extension.
27 months ago

The 23 kookiest MEPs heading to the European Parliament

POLITICO.eu
We made our own group of the most outlandish MEPs coming to the new European Parliament.
3 months ago

Rylan Clark looks back: ‘I wanted people to notice me. After being bullied it was an act of defiance’

The Guardian
TV presenter Rylan Clark looks back at his X Factor audition and the time a school bully wanted a selfie
23 months ago

Migration worries in America and Britain

The Economist
America and Britain stood out as the two that want to see a decrease in immigration; two-fifths of Americans and over two-thirds of Brits.
104 months ago

Is Civil War Coming to America? (Published 2022)

The New York Times
“How Civil Wars Start,” explains that studies have identified three factors that predict which countries are most likely to descend into civil conflict.
32 months ago