"Snoop Dogg issues an apology to Gayle King" is a headline that stretches all the meanings of all the words. (Dlisted)

David Brooks (yes, yes, I KNOW) writes: "The family structure we've held up as the cultural ideal for the past half century has been a catastrophe for many. It's time to figure out better ways to live together." (The Atlantic)

Taika Waititi is a treasure. That's it. That's my blurb. (Lainey Gossip)

"We need to move on from self-care to something that cannot be captured by capitalism." YES YES YES. Our current form of capitalism is rotting us from the inside. (The Guardian)

To, like, exactly no one's surprise: For decades, the CIA read the encrypted communications of allies and adversaries. (WaPo)

Jennifer Aniston "spent a lot of time" talking to Jon Hamm at an Oscar party. Let the speculations begi...oh, OK, they already have, right. (Celebitchy)

Liegasm, Jealoushy, and Feminamity. Introducing 78 new emotions. (The Cut)

When women stand up to their abusers...and end up going to jail for it. (The New Yorker)

Everything You Don't Know About Chocolate. (NYT)

I love, love, love David Foster Wallace's writing. But I'm also not surprised by this: Infinite Jerk. (The New Republic)

Do all good outfits go bad? (Man Repeller)

Will Texas Execute an Innocent Man? I mean, it is Texas, so...(RS)

"This is Why We Read" is the perfect title for new Cannonballer Sidewriter’s review of Yaa Gyasi's Homegoing. “Each chapter is its own stunning creation, and they all fit together with precision and symmetry into an intricate and complex quilt worthy of being hung on the wall and admired or wrapped around your shoulders and treasured.” Have you read Homegoing? (Cannonball Read 12)

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