The NYT is a little late to the party on Uganda's anti-gay bill.

How "surge," ironic mustaches and Abu Ghraib fit into the past decade.

"The Ilongots, for example, a people of the Philippines, name gorgeous wild orchids after human body parts. There bloom the thighs, there fingernails, yonder elbows and thumbs"

genghis khan energy drinks. hmm.

The best part of this article: the Venn diagram of Lady Chatterley and Her Lover.

the connection between speedboats, the financial crisis and human trafficking

when saving lives trumps open "democracy" online

"A number of Web start-up companies are creating so-called hyperlocal news sites that let people zoom in on what is happening closest to them, often without involving traditional journalists."

St. Patrick's day paraders can't express gay pride while marching -- WTF, NY?

front page of the NYT today

Afghan villagers use cell phone video to disprove U.S. military's account of recent raid

Oh my god, do I ever miss Aaron Sorkin.

Good examination of digital vs. traditional literacy. Made me want to go pick up a couple of 1000+ page novels.

omg, like, i TOTALLY need my cappuccino, or life would, like, TOTALLY suck

Bosnian Muslims prayed near coffins at the Potocari Memorial Center during the burial of 308 Bosnian Muslims killed by Bosnian Serb forces in Srebrenica in 1995. The burial was part of a memorial ceremony to mark the 13th anniversary of the Srebrenica mas

Includes a map of ethnic migrations in Kenya since the elections

op-ed on Kenya by the author of The Zanzibar Chest