Extremely Polite Woman Mails Stolen Art Back to Museum
How thoughtful.
By Lisa RyanHow thoughtful.
By Lisa RyanThe MTA is also distributing “Please Offer Me a Seat” buttons.
By Jenni MillerThe Republican front-runner only eats small, classy bites of food, you see.
By Chris CrowleyIt depends on whether Apple can reprogram the meaning of a rude gesture.
By Jesse SingalIt depends on whether Apple can reprogram the meaning of a rude gesture.
By Jesse SingalSocial robots could keep us company, assist with basic tasks and teach us new skills—if, that is, we can stand to be around them.
By Sarah Laskow and Jesse SingalSpace tourist Greg Olsen answers the questions you never knew you had about interplanetary travel.
By Claire LandsbaumShe who bones loudest cooks breakfast, and other rules.
By The CutImagine if everybody you knew in high school could anonymously broadcast the meanest things they ever thought.
By Will HaskellLeave the laptop at home.
By Jonathan Van Meter"The gift is genuine."
By Caroline BankoffMen can joke about self-love, but it's still transgressive when women do.
By Ann FriedmanToday's new thing is brought to you by Emily Post.
By Amelia DiamondDo: Bring wine with a twist-off cap. You don't want to burden your host with finding a bottle opener.
By Charlotte CowlesBy sticking out her tongue at people. Duh.
By Noreen MaloneSloppy eater or loud chewer?
By Alyssa ShelaskyNever lick your chopsticks!
By Alyssa Shelasky"Could you tell me if you have any boy-band CDs?"
By Amanda DobbinsIt helps to be polite and treat the host/server/bartender/busboy with the respect you would treat a fellow human.
By Hannah HowardDoes Bush have a problem shaking the hands of black people?
By Dan Amira