Potty Talk: Say Cheese, and Wash Your Hands
Potty Talk is a one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom from illustrator Martin Cendreda. Check out his Tumblr here.
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February 9, 2016
When Heart Idioms Stop Being Cliche, and Start Getting Real
You’re bound to hear plenty of mushy talk about hearts this week in the run up to Valentine’s Day. Not so much the kind that beats in your chest, but the more cliched variety, like how “big” your heart is. As it turns out, there’s a lot...
February 4, 2016
Impress Your Football-Loving Friends with Some Homemade Pizza
Super Bowl parties are as much a celebration of America’s favorite sport as it is an excuse to consume a hideous amount of calories. And as calories go, one of the most popular (and simplest) options is pizza delivery. But industrially produced pizza is the pits. Sugary...
February 3, 2016
The 17-Year-Old Who Can Out Lift the Rock
The YouTube video opens with a photo of a 14-year-old boy, painfully thin — 5 feet 7 inches, 98 pounds. His ribs and collarbones protrude. His head of dirty-blond hair, swept to one side, looks too big for his neck. His mouth is agape, as if he’d...
February 1, 2016
Potty Talk: Whitehead Mountain
Potty Talk is a one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom from illustrator Martin Cendreda. Check out his Tumblr here.
January 30, 2016
Rompecabeza: Winter Word Scramble
Slip on your mittens and clip on your skies because we’re going all winter wonderland on you with this puzzle. Just make sure to pizza before you end up uncontrollably flying down the slopes. PIZZA! DO A PIZZA! Can you change the second letter of each word in order to...
January 29, 2016
Balls are Always Dropping (But Sometimes with Disastrous Results)
It’s been a month since the most famous of all balls dropped—The Times Square Ball. But balls, well, they’re always dropping. And unlike New Year’s Eve—where, you know, a literal giant orb drops from the tip of Times Tower as the seconds count down to the new...
January 28, 2016
February's "Whole Lotta Love" Spotify Playlist
February surely has more than a passing acquaintance with love—February 14 is Valentine’s Day, after all. And being the “love” month, you’re probably thinking how it’s high time you kicked the romance up a notch (and if you’re not, you should be). Perhaps you’ve got a nice...
When Postmates Stops at the Drive-Thru For You
In April of this year, Postmates began delivering Chipotle through an “exclusive partnership” — a win for anyone too lazy to hit up their beloved taqueria in person. But the chain is hardly the only one to bring fast food, quickly, to the homebound masses. McDonald’s now offers “McDelivery,”...
Men Who Use Their Hands: Nick Schade, Kayak Crafter
When you’ve been making a living handcrafting wooden kayaks for over two decades like Nick Schrade, your hands become your tools. And like how a chef sharpens his knives, Nick’s got to keep his hands in tip-top shape, too. We took a trip out to Nick’s...
January 27, 2016
The Morning Rave Where Everyone is Rolling on Apple Juice
There’s nothing unusual about emerging from a warehouse party in L.A. at 6 a.m. to see the greyish light and smoggy sun make downtown’s bricks and cement glow, sickly birds chirping and pupils dilating. It’s the inverse of the golden hour, usually shared by Uber drivers, truckers...
January 26, 2016
DSC Member: Jules Madrigal-Dersch, Fostering Fun
For foster children, expensive gear, a lack of transportation, and never knowing where they’ll end up next makes joining a traditional sports league nearly impossible. So when acrobat Jules Madrigal-Dersch joined the team at Circus of Hope, a nonprofit that teaches circus arts to at-risk youth, she...
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