Steve Jobs’ FBI File: Distortion, Drugs and Funny Fax Forms
Even the Feds knew about the famous Steve Jobs “reality distortion field.”
Even the Feds knew about the famous Steve Jobs “reality distortion field.”
Super-glutton Takeru Kobayashi downed 337 chicken wings in 30 minutes at Wing Bowl 20. And lived to talk about it.
It’s not Heidi Klum and it’s not Christie Brinkley. But you’re getting warmer.
The world’s most expensive painting is The Card Players, by Paul Cézanne. It sold in late 2011 for an estimated $250 million.
In which a blog post about a celebrated French director is hijacked by a cute li’l Jack Russell terrier.
Good old Dr. Seuss did tend to write “message” books in his later years. What if he’d put the messages right on the cover?
Writer (and atheist) Kenan Malik asks a roomful of theology students: “Who Needs God?”
What do they have in common? Crazy old Camden Town.
Queen Elizabeth II was in Kenya when she found out her father King George VI had died. That was 60 years ago, and 2012 brings her Diamond Jubilee.
Just in time for Super Bowl XLVI: a new biography of Giants quarterback Eli Manning.