Magazines The AtlanticFollowThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·January 19, 2022"With apologies to Plato and the good folks over at MANAA, I want 'Licorice Pizza' playing everywhere, exactly as it is, to limited laughter and viral outrage and critical disagreement," Randy Boyagoda writes: http://on.theatln.tc/4BUcL7DReply on Twitter 1483847849209217028Retweet on Twitter 1483847849209217028Like on Twitter 14838478492092170287Twitter 1483847849209217028Retweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedRobinson Meyer@yayitsrob·January 19, 2022Lumber is surging—again. In the US, a standard unit of lumber now costs more than $1,200, which is 3x the historical norm and near the all-time high. I talked to @LumberTrading about how climate change is driving this rally and splintering the market: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2022/01/why-climate-change-pushing-lumber-prices/621288/Reply on Twitter 1483837459003760645Retweet on Twitter 148383745900376064520Like on Twitter 148383745900376064550Twitter 1483837459003760645Retweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedNick Baumann@NickBaumann·January 19, 2022This interview @yayitsrob conducted with a lumber trader is truly fascinating: https://bit.ly/33s8T0fReply on Twitter 1483837596274941955Retweet on Twitter 14838375962749419556Like on Twitter 148383759627494195512Twitter 1483837596274941955Retweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedSarah Zhang@sarahzhang·January 19, 2022I was not expecting this conversation between @yayitsrob and @LumberTrading about lumber prices to connect beetles to floor design trends https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2022/01/why-climate-change-pushing-lumber-prices/621288/ Reply on Twitter 1483842096863879169Retweet on Twitter 14838420968638791698Like on Twitter 148384209686387916922Twitter 1483842096863879169Load More... New York MagazineFollowNew York Magazine@NYMag·January 19, 2022#SexDiaries: "When I began acting out the fantasies I had texted S about with my husband, our relationship improved considerably. He’s gone from grumpy workaholic to an affectionate and serviceable workaholic, and the sex is better than ever." https://nym.ag/3IhsqPAReply on Twitter 1483849920322932744Retweet on Twitter 1483849920322932744Like on Twitter 1483849920322932744Twitter 1483849920322932744New York Magazine@NYMag·January 19, 2022Joss Whedon, once an icon of Hollywood feminism, is now an outcast accused of misogyny. How did he get here? @lilapearl reports https://nym.ag/3tHG8r6Reply on Twitter 1483844485146632193Retweet on Twitter 14838444851466321931Like on Twitter 14838444851466321935Twitter 1483844485146632193New York Magazine@NYMag·January 19, 2022Andrew Alpern bought his one-bedroom Chelsea apartment in 1962 with no intention to ever leave. And he hasn’t. @DHwendygoodman reports https://nym.ag/3qFceSm 4Reply on Twitter 1483838925630230534Retweet on Twitter 14838389256302305343Like on Twitter 148383892563023053426Twitter 1483838925630230534Retweet on TwitterNew York Magazine RetweetedRyan McCarthy@mccarthyryanj·January 19, 2022Adding my name to the list of praisers for this incredible @lilapearl profile of Joss Whedon. Can't remember a better kicker. https://bit.ly/32gKUQYReply on Twitter 1483828093194317824Retweet on Twitter 14838280931943178243Like on Twitter 148382809319431782412Twitter 1483828093194317824Load More... The New YorkerFollowThe New Yorker@NewYorker·January 19, 2022How the struggles of Angus King, the Independent senator from Maine, reflect the rise of Trumpism over centrism. http://nyer.cm/oBpunHUReply on Twitter 1483848919134183425Retweet on Twitter 14838489191341834255Like on Twitter 148384891913418342511Twitter 1483848919134183425The New Yorker@NewYorker·January 19, 2022Tabitha Lasley’s new book “Sea State,” a study of the insular world of offshore oil rigs, was written out of the desire to “see what men are like with no women around,” Lasley told her editor. http://nyer.cm/N2V7mOtReply on Twitter 1483841189971468295Retweet on Twitter 14838411899714682955Like on Twitter 148384118997146829533Twitter 1483841189971468295The New Yorker@NewYorker·January 19, 2022Why have reports of parties parties taking place at No. 10 Downing Street during the pandemic hurt Boris Johnson, when other instances of rule-breaking, lying, and incompetence haven’t? http://nyer.cm/NYrwZD1Reply on Twitter 1483832805067051013Retweet on Twitter 148383280506705101312Like on Twitter 148383280506705101337Twitter 1483832805067051013Retweet on TwitterThe New Yorker RetweetedJesse Eisinger@eisingerj·January 19, 2022Read @praddenkeefe’s typically excellent piece. An exploration of the kind of personality it takes to blow the whistle on your friends & colleagues (hint: $$ helps) and on how to police corps. But it really soars as a totally surprising profile. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/01/24/jordan-thomas-army-of-whistle-blowersReply on Twitter 1483777294778970114Retweet on Twitter 14837772947789701145Like on Twitter 148377729477897011432Twitter 1483777294778970114Load More... VANITY FAIRFollowVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·January 19, 2022Editor in chief @RadhikaJones introduces a new special issue of V.F. this month, as well as our February cover star. http://vntyfr.com/hyHI0MvReply on Twitter 1483849254154158081Retweet on Twitter 1483849254154158081Like on Twitter 14838492541541580812Twitter 1483849254154158081VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·January 19, 2022The infamous image of Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein in Central Park caused a media frenzy. A decade later, the question remains: what did they want from each other? And did Epstein orchestrate the entire thing? http://vntyfr.com/WJ6Aq74Reply on Twitter 1483846858199945216Retweet on Twitter 14838468581999452161Like on Twitter 14838468581999452165Twitter 1483846858199945216VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·January 19, 2022Bono confessed that he finds most of U2's discography embarrassing. http://vntyfr.com/qmSQRWrReply on Twitter 1483837385741844484Retweet on Twitter 14838373857418444843Like on Twitter 148383738574184448432Twitter 1483837385741844484VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·January 19, 2022“That's the special thing about Lovecraft: It was different.” For @HWD, Jonathan Majors and Aunjanue Ellis reunite to discuss using their art to tell Black stories. http://vntyfr.com/bhSLsGPReply on Twitter 1483831773855375378Retweet on Twitter 14838317738553753782Like on Twitter 148383177385537537810Twitter 1483831773855375378Load More... The NationFollowThe Nation@thenation·January 19, 2022We’re less than three weeks into 2022, and we already have what will be the biggest gaming story of the year—hell, maybe the biggest tech story of 2022. https://bit.ly/3AlshrBReply on Twitter 1483849239079923716Retweet on Twitter 1483849239079923716Like on Twitter 14838492390799237161Twitter 1483849239079923716The Nation@thenation·January 19, 2022How Do We Confront White Christian Nationalism? https://bit.ly/3rv6RnSReply on Twitter 1483846922465071110Retweet on Twitter 14838469224650711102Like on Twitter 14838469224650711103Twitter 1483846922465071110The Nation@thenation·January 19, 2022OppArt by Kirk Maynard: https://bit.ly/3FJ9zLqReply on Twitter 1483845464227209216Retweet on Twitter 1483845464227209216Like on Twitter 14838454642272092161Twitter 1483845464227209216The Nation@thenation·January 19, 2022As a tenured Columbia professor for over 20 years, @ProfKFranke sat through several of the negotiating sessions between the university and the students/workers and walked away in disbelief. https://bit.ly/3tBuRIFReply on Twitter 1483842950442491906Retweet on Twitter 1483842950442491906Like on Twitter 1483842950442491906Twitter 1483842950442491906Load More... TIMEFollowTIME@TIME·January 19, 2022TIME’s new cover: @ChloeKim is ready to win Olympic gold again—on her own terms https://ti.me/3FKzse1 Reply on Twitter 1483847771132203010Retweet on Twitter 14838477711322030103Like on Twitter 148384777113220301027Twitter 1483847771132203010TIME@TIME·January 19, 2022New York attorney general says Trump's company misled banks, tax officials https://ti.me/3KsfPuCReply on Twitter 1483839921563578369Retweet on Twitter 148383992156357836922Like on Twitter 148383992156357836971Twitter 1483839921563578369Retweet on TwitterTIME RetweetedBelinda Luscombe@luscombeland·January 19, 2022"In prison he is a reminder of what Russia has become, and a symbol of the freedoms that it lost."// Engrossing piece by @shustry // The man Putin fears: an exclusive interview with Alexei Navalny, Russia's imprisoned dissident https://time.com/6140102/alexei-navalny-russia-profile/Reply on Twitter 1483809391681937412Retweet on Twitter 14838093916819374127Like on Twitter 148380939168193741214Twitter 1483809391681937412TIME@TIME·January 19, 2022What Putin truly fears is what Alexei Navalny’s movement seeks—a change of power in Russia, followed by cashiering its corrupt clan of oligarchs and spies, writes @shustry https://ti.me/3FIMh8sReply on Twitter 1483832374420983808Retweet on Twitter 148383237442098380836Like on Twitter 148383237442098380890Twitter 1483832374420983808Load More... Scientific AmericanFollowScientific American@sciam·January 19, 2022Many parents, already overburdened by the pandemic for the past 22 months, feel as if their life is spiraling out of control. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/latest-covid-surge-pushes-parents-to-next-level-stress/Reply on Twitter 1483847434874859522Retweet on Twitter 148384743487485952210Like on Twitter 148384743487485952220Twitter 1483847434874859522Retweet on TwitterScientific American RetweetedAlbert Einstein@AlbertEinstein·January 17, 2022The Surprising Physics of Finger Snapping (via @sciam) https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/the-surprising-physics-of-finger-snapping/Reply on Twitter 1483153401890361347Retweet on Twitter 148315340189036134733Like on Twitter 1483153401890361347138Twitter 1483153401890361347Scientific American@sciam·January 18, 2022Special Report: How to improve well-being by fighting bias, discrimination and ignorance. https://www.scientificamerican.com/collection/equity-in-health-care-is-essential/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=health-equity-collection&utm_content=banner&utm_term=twitterReply on Twitter 1483562648641974276Retweet on Twitter 148356264864197427619Like on Twitter 148356264864197427640Twitter 1483562648641974276Scientific American@sciam·January 18, 2022AT&T and Verizon will delay the debut of 5G cellular service near some airports. 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