This Thanos Bathing Suit Exists, And I Wore It In Public
On June 13, 2019, my coworker Chelsea Stone saw a tweet about a Thanos bathing suit for women. Because she does her due diligence, she didn’t...
OSBP passes newbie test
Esther Euteneuer studies physics at Heidelberg University. “I want to do more than just grasp things, I want to put them into action”, she says. “You...
‘The Good Place’ star D’Arcy Carden unpacks that kissing scene with Kristen Bell
Not much choreography goes into kissing IRL, it’s fair to say. But, on-screen kissing? Turns out it takes a helluva lot of direction to make those...
5 DC Characters Who Might as Well Get a Show Too
On July 28, Alfred Pennyworth, Batman’s loyal and long-suffering butler, will be getting his own show on Epix for some reason. Don’t get me wrong—I like Alfred a...
10 Books Like STRANGER THINGS To Feed Your Need
Have you already finished season 3 of Stranger Things? Are you now looking for books like Stranger Things to tide you over while you read fan theories and (im)patiently wait...
Authors Don’t Have Much Control Over Covers; Here’s Why
We all judge books by their covers. A cover is the most important piece of marketing for any book. Publishers know this, which is why they...
Why Does Windows Still Use Letters for Drives?
Windows typically assigns your system drive the letter C: and gives different letters to other storage devices. That’s unusual—macOS and Linux don’t use letters. Windows can...
Visit 28 of the Best Libraries in the World
In his keynote speech for the American Library Association’s 2019 annual conference, Jason Reynolds spoke of libraries as “sacred” spaces. I’m inclined to agree. There are many...
How (Not) To Get Your Teenager Back Into Books
If you were a teenager in the 1980s, 1990s, and maybe even 2000s, there is an extremely good chance that you sneaked a copy of Flowers...
50 Must-Read Romances Published in the 2010s
I know what you’re thinking: “Did you really list and determine the best romance novels published in this decade?” And the answer is no, of course...
