Posts Tagged ‘Rolling Stone’
24
Feb
Posted by NPI in Monday Medley. Tagged: Bill Murray, Conor Friedersdorf, David Miranda, duke, First Look Media, Generation X, Glenn Greenwald, Matt Taibbi, NYPD, porn, Reality Bites, Roger Angell, Rolling Stone, The Intercept, UK, wall street. Leave a comment
What we read while not watching ice dancing…
4
Nov
Posted by NPI in Monday Medley. Tagged: 9/11, Adrian Cardenas, David Miranda, Glenn Greenwald, intellectual jokes, Jonah Keri, julian assange, Lorde, Lou Reed, love and marriage, M.I.A., New York City subway system, Pete Holmes, Rolling Stone, technology and fiction, terrorism, The Advocate, the guardian, Walter White. Leave a comment
What we read while pondering the existential nature of time itself…
7
Oct
Posted by NPI in Monday Medley. Tagged: Breaking Bad, Bret Easton Ellis, Bryan Cranston, Dr. Seuss, Elvis Presley, female beauty, Hall of Fame, Joe Posnanski, Miley Cyrus, President Obama, Rolling Stone, Walter White. Leave a comment
What we read in our government-less dystopia…
22
Jul
Posted by NPI in Monday Medley. Tagged: Boston bombing, credit unions, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, espn, Fox Sports 1, Jack Handey, mariano rivera, Occupy Wall Street, Rolling Stone, terrorism, The Newsroom. Leave a comment
What we read while conceiving the next Dauphin…
4
Feb
Posted by NPI in Monday Medley. Tagged: 30 Rock, boy meets world, dan lebatard, Dr. Oz, drones, Ed Koch, George Saunders, grant brisbee, Homeland, introverts, jim harbaugh, John Harbaugh, lorrie moore, New York City, NRA, Ray Lewis, Rolling Stone, sports illustrated photos, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Shuffle, the future of education, Tina Fey, Vin Scully. Leave a comment
What we read while tripping over the power cord at the Superdome…
29
Oct
Posted by NPI in Monday Medley. Tagged: 2012 election, assassination czar, Barack Obama, Bob Costas, drones, euthanasia, Frankenstein, halloween, Homeland, Joe Posnanski, Mary Shelley, Matt Taibbi, Mitt Romney, Robert Wright, Rolling Stone, Stephen Colbert, Time. Leave a comment
What we read while everyone misremembered Mary Shelley’s book…