2014 Legacy: The Destiny Beta Launch
Why half the boys in the senior class suddenly developed a mysterious “24-hour sickness” the day the ultimate sci-fi shooter game went into open testing.… Read More »2014 Legacy: The Destiny Beta Launch
2014 Vintage: The James Rodriguez Breakthrough
Why did Real Madrid pay $80 million? Because James scored the goal of the tournament in Brazil and looked like the new poster boy for… Read More »2014 Vintage: The James Rodriguez Breakthrough
2014 Vintage: The Calculator
She used a calculator to prove I’ve spent 40% of our marriage looking for the remote. Part of the 62 Mother-in-Law Jokes: The 2014 “Ice… Read More »2014 Vintage: The Calculator
2013 Vintage: The Little Dog
What do you call a dog that’s a scientist? A “Beagle” assistant. Part of the 59 Original Dad Jokes: The 2013 “Frozen” Edition archive. Historically… Read More »2013 Vintage: The Little Dog
2013 Vintage: The Netflix Binge
“What did you do this weekend?” “I watched 13 hours of House of Cards.” “And you’re still standing? Impressive.” Part of the 53 Bar Jokes: The… Read More »2013 Vintage: The Netflix Binge
2013 Legacy: The 3D Printing Hype
Why did the IT guy buy a “MakerBot”? To 3D print a plastic cup to hold the pens he already had. Part of the 74… Read More »2013 Legacy: The 3D Printing Hype
2012 Archive: The Anna Karenina Stage
Why the theater? For a movie that took place entirely inside a literal theater, because Keira Knightley and “period drama” go together like tea and… Read More »2012 Archive: The Anna Karenina Stage
2012 Legacy: Outstanding Drama
Why Homeland? Because in 2012, America was more afraid of moles in the CIA than running out of ice cream. Part of the 39 Emmy… Read More »2012 Legacy: Outstanding Drama
2012 Archive: The Taken 2 Fences
Why the editing? For a sequel that had so many cuts during a scene of Liam Neeson climbing a fence that the audience got motion… Read More »2012 Archive: The Taken 2 Fences
2011 Legacy: The Launch of Spotify in the US
Why did we stop “buying” MP3s? Because the Swedish invasion finally reached America, giving us 15 million songs for free (if we could survive the… Read More »2011 Legacy: The Launch of Spotify in the US