New Ted Cruz Ad Asks: What If Hillary Was Mute and Looked Weird?
Hudson Hongo · 04/21/16 10:30PMRahm Emanuel Announces 'Immediate' Reforms to Chicago Police After Scathing Report
Hudson Hongo · 04/21/16 08:30PMJack Mehoff Endorses Donald Trump
Hudson Hongo · 04/21/16 06:30PMMonopoly Finally Made Something Worse Than Monopoly
Ashley Feinberg · 04/21/16 05:11PMHere Is A Chrome Extension That Turns All Text In2 Prince Text
Alex Pareene · 04/21/16 04:50PMHamilton Nolan · 04/21/16 04:41PM
Prince Was the G.O.A.T. in Every Medium
Jordan Sargent · 04/21/16 04:05PMThere Will Never Be a World Without Prince
Rich Juzwiak · 04/21/16 03:37PMFox News Anchor Greta van Susteren Has an Idea: Put Harriet Tubman on a New $25 Bill
J.K. Trotter · 04/21/16 03:00PMDavid Geffen Gives More Money to the Charity of Glorifying David Geffen
Hamilton Nolan · 04/21/16 02:42PMLet's Watch an Old Bootleg of Prince Just Shredding Through a Cover of "Honky Tonk Woman"
Alex Pareene · 04/21/16 01:56PMPrince’s unreleased catalog is nearly as expansive as his official discography, and for years, fans have traded bootlegs with the same fervor as Phish Heads. One of my favorites is “The Undertaker,” an unreleased EP-length project recorded “live” (in one take with no overdubs) in 1993 by Prince and two core members of The New Power Generation, drummer Michael Bland and bassist Sonny T.
Wolf Blitzer Fondly Remembers the Prince Classic "Purple Haze"
Jordan Sargent · 04/21/16 01:06PMWolf Blitzer is either a big fan of Jimi Hendrix, weed, or Cam’ron. Either way he doesn’t seem to know shit about Prince.
Prince Has Died
Jordan Sargent · 04/21/16 12:12PMTrump Has Much in Common With Crazy-Haired Racist With Populist Appeal, Wants to Keep Him on the $20
Andy Cush · 04/21/16 11:45AMThe Misery of Adjunct Professors Keeps Higher Education Booming
Hamilton Nolan · 04/21/16 11:30AMBen Carson Subtweets Like a Preschool Teacher
Sam Biddle · 04/21/16 11:15AMGeorge W. Bush's Christmas Dog Video and More of This Week's Wrongly Deleted Wikipedia Entries
Ashley Feinberg · 04/21/16 11:07AM
When the faceless editors of Wikipedia decide an article is not fit for public consumption, it’s gone, only accessible to the site’s top editors—at least, it was. But now we’re keeping track of all the articles Wikipedia doesn’t see fit to print, to present you with very best of the site’s weirdest and worst. Please, enjoy.