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Reading for the New Year
The New Yorker,
From the daily newsletter: reading for the year ahead. Plus: direct democracy comes to America; requiem for a refugee camp; and why can’t you just deal with it?
This laptop is only $70. Just buy it.
Boing Boing,
TL;DR: Need a cheap laptop? This refurbished HP Chromebook is only $70 (reg. $239) while supplies last. This Chromebook is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a secondary device or is looking for a laptop for kids Chrome OS means the laptop is simple to use, and it runs efficiently for up to 10 hours with fast-charging capabilities It's lightweight and can withstand bumps, spills, and drops, great for travel or rowdy children Since it's refurbished, you may notice some minor cosmetic imperfections, but this one was described as being in near-mint condition Order one of these refurbished HP Chromebooks for $70 (reg. — Read the rest The post This laptop is only $70. Just buy it. appeared first on Boing Boing.
Justin Baldoni rings in the New Year suing the New York Times for $250 million
AV Club,
Consider us shocked. Justin Baldoni's countersuit, which his lawyer Bryan Freedman hyped days ago, claiming it would "shock everyone," was made public today via...
As pop-u-lar as ever, Wicked musical breaks Broadway record
Based on the book by Gregory Maguire, the Wizard Of Oz prequel, Wicked, has been breaking box office records for about a month now. But what most people outside...
Michelle Buteau isn’t a fan of Dave Chappelle’s anti-trans heel turn either
Taking a seat at the crowded table of Netflix stand-up specials, Michelle Buteau does have one thing to help her stand out: She's not transphobic. As Netflix...
Squid Game season 2 broke a bunch of viewership records, according to Netflix
<i>Squid Game</i> season 2 is now the platform's most viewed show in its premiere week.
Chris Pratt thought Parks And Recreation needed to lay off the Jerry jokes a bit
Pratt recalls at least one instance where a joke was over the line.
There's a new scene in Wicked: For Good that Stephen Schwartz "always wanted to do"
Schwartz and music supervisor Stephen Oremus have been bouncing around movie ideas for two decades now.