Got 30 minutes? Good. Press play above to watch what legendary photographer Steve McCurry did with the last roll of Kodachrome film (spoiler alert: he took good pictures with it).
Options he smartly dismissed: salt and pepper shakers, magnets, paper towel holders.
If anyone ever asks you if analog can hold a candle to digital in the internet age, there any number of correct responses, but the coolest is always going to be Banana Drawings.
Counterpoint: these Gothic/Islamic architecture-inspired stained glass window designs that were made from 100 sheets of laser cut paper.
Aw, a sweet home movie starring Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera at the Blue House in Mexico City.
Facebook introduces free telephone calls for iPhone users. The service is not available in Canada, though. Because Canada.
The New Yorker wonders what it would be like if Facebook worked like Yelp. Because The New Yorker.
After (maybe) going on a donkey killing spree in Africa, Google files patent for a virtual keyboard.
How mainstream has marijuana become? I don’t know, man. What?
Related: Dude, I think I just saw an 80 ton bird nest in South Carolina.
Unrelated: the future of green architecture (exists mostly on design and architecture blogs).
Real science: Americans, British, Russians, and The New York Times race to find life under Antarctica’s ice.
Not so much science: Hey! This off the shelf breakfast cereal actually is freakishly rich in iron.
It’s the end of wild caviar as we know it, and I feel fine.
So there’s a cross-dressing meth priest who digs cathedral sex in Connecticut. The local paper writes of how he liked it in the “rectory”. For serious.
Head scratcher: The elfven hero of the American Left, Dennis Kucinich, has joined the cast of Fox News.
Bonus: How the Hobbit should have ended.