February 2011
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January 2011
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WatchFrom Daniel Artest. Everything about this is perfect.
December 2010
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November 2010
5 posts
Lessons from FreeDarko and His Airness
catalystdigital:
On November 14, the pseudonymous crew of FreeDarko.com will release The Undisputed Guide to Pro Basketball History, a prequel - if you will - to its groundbreaking 2008 The Macrophenomenal Pro Basketball Almanac.
What made the first installment from Bloomsbury so groundbreaking was not, contrary to what you may be thinking (that Bloomsbury would publish one thing - let alone...
October 2010
32 posts
From stillgotit, whose Tumblr confused me when it...
Here’s our very own Joey Litman...
WatchHere’s Gary Shandling on Tavis Smiley and Cornel West’s new show, Smiley and West. Ostensibly, he’s there to talk about meditation.
WatchIf you like basketball, and you like the movies, you will enjoy this infographic. You may also find some other passages to treasure in this new book of ours. Who has the cure?
Laffzone: A Place For Laffz: "Your Screams Are... →
laffzone:
Last week (or so) we began our epic countdown of the baddest baddies from movies, television, film, TV, and the screen (big AND small). You can check that out: HERE
Now, because you asked for it — nay, DEMANDED it! — here is the rest of our skin-crawling list of most villainous villains ever!
for keeps: the humanist art of indexing →
ameliaabreu:
My partner makes his living writing about professional basketball on the internet, and to a lesser extent, in print. (When we met were grad students writing about drugs and art zines, respectively. If anyone wants to know what you do with a background cultural studies, well, don’t ask us.)…
WatchFrom FreeDarko Presents: The Undisputed Guide to Pro Basketball History. “Undisputed” sounds like a straight-to-DVD action flick; Guide is a Dennis Cooper novel I wish I hadn’t read. So please, in all your walks of life, refer to this one simply as “History”.
“I Think I’m in Love with You” -...
“Triano said that in Rondo’s time with the team, he “was the best on-ball...”
– From The Boston Globe. Funny explanation, since one, it reveals that Rondo was going to be cut for sure (no surprise there), and two, no one but Durant shot on that team.
