I'm Peter Wade. I write for The @Daily.
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The size-zero Botticellis: Artist Photoshops masterpieces to show changing perceptions of female beauty (Telegraph)
Tumblr, when you see someone talking about being in an abusive and dangerous situation, the correct response is never ever EVER “well why don’t you just leave if it’s so bad?”...
Though the content of this might be changing (which — I think it’s fair to say — any reasonable person would expect), I have something new in The Rumpus.
Reuters Finance blogger Felix Salmon explains the Greek debt crisis with rubber ducks and a pirate ship.
U.S. President Barack Obama signs H.R. 3801, the “Ultralight Aircraft Smuggling Prevention Act of 2012,” while Vice President Joseph Biden (back L), former Rep....
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after last night’s USA olympic hockey win this should bring us down to earth.
Song of the Decade, Videos for the Ages
Last week, Pitchfork Media, the Chicago-based online music magazine that has replaced Rolling Stone as an arbiter of the cutting-edge, named “Bombs Over Baghdad,” a 2000 single by the Atlanta hip-hop duo OutKast, the best song of the last ten years.
more here - The Atlantic
