Staffer 1: Did you see this thing about Andrew W.K.?
Staffer 2: You mean the Brony thing?
Staffer 1: The Brony thing?
Staffer 2: The time he went and talked to adults who love My Little Pony.
Staffer 1: Oh, no. He’s now a spokesperson Playtex.
Staffer 2: Tampons? Read More
Here’s something to make your Thursday a little more uncomfortable: performer Andrew W. K., no stranger to stunts, has declared himself an official Brony and will be speaking at a panel in September called “What Would Pinkie Pie Do?”
What are we talking about? We wish we didn’t know… Read More
While the New York Times Guild battles company chairman Arthur Sulzberger, Jr. over frozen pensions, Times reporters are putting their copy where their mouths are, producing conversation-starting stories despite tighter resources.
Sure, there’s the occasional first-person cat training memoir, but there are also blockbusters like Amy Harmon’s “Navigating Love and Autism,” an intimate portrait of Jack and Kirsten, two college students on the Autism spectrum in love. Read More
