While Gary Larson’s The Far Side may not have a singular leading star character like Jim Davis’ Garfield, Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes, or even Charles Schulz’s Peanuts, the strip is legendary for having recurring themes, tropes, and characters. Among these recurring characters are Larson’s cavemen. Larson didn’t limit his humor to a single caveman.
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Reporting Highlights Evidence From Britain: A trove of evidence from Britain that became public only after the FBI closed its 9/11 investigation raises questions about a Saudi man who assisted two of the hijackers. Suspicions: Material seized in 2001 from Omar al-Bayoumi, a Saudi student who had lived in San Diego, intensified suspicions about what
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We’ve been hearing about Quavo’s next studio album for months now, thanks to two previously released singles and a steady stream of clips of the Migos rapper recording on a yacht with Pharrell. Now we know when the full thing is arriving. Qrömelife, which was executive produced by the Neptunes co-founder, is dropping October 2
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But every single one of these settlements is a significant win right now. Each represents a librarian who did their job by defending the First Amendment rights of every person in their community. Each also represents something we simply have not seen play out well in the courts right now: decisive insight into whether public
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Enter this story with caution: Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon has made a meatloaf-themed jingle so deft, unctuous, and maddeningly catchy it will probably ruin your weekend. True to his folk locavore bona fides—though not his penchant for the ponderous and arcane—Vernon recorded the chirpy number to promote the Minnesota bar and grill Howard’s Bar, opened
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