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Comedy
March 22, 2008
The Assimilated Negro Speaks
Patrice Evans tells Gelf what it's like living in a blogger's paradise.
Full article » | by Adam Rosen
Arts
March 12, 2008
Is Auto-Tuning Cheating?
The pitch-correction program is changing the landscape of music production and creating a robo-genre of its own.
Sports
February 5, 2008
The Charles Van Doren of College Hoops
Mack Davis, the hero of a 1966 novel on the human price of college-sports scandal, attempts to build a new life after fame has cruelly departed. The author says the system remains broken four decades later.
Sports
February 5, 2008
'All You Have To Do Is Open a Vein'
Red Smith and his biographer, fellow sportswriter Ira Berkow, shared that unique mix of joy and dread when a deadline was approaching.
Sports
February 5, 2008
After Althea and Ashe
The tennis pioneers helped pave the way for the Williams sisters and James Blake. But elitism and racism persist in the sport.
Politics
January 28, 2008
An Interview with Kurt Schmoke
The former Baltimore mayor talks to Gelf about 'The Wire' and how the failed War on Drugs is keeping his city down.
Full article » | by Adam Rosen
Sports
January 2, 2008
The Fan's Savior Cometh
Will Leitch highlights the absurdities of sports and the men who cover them daily on Deadspin. In his new book, he offers a guide to what ails our games and how to fix them.
Film
December 19, 2007
Class-Conscious Cinema
English film director Ken Loach believes class, not country, is at the heart of his art.
Sports
December 5, 2007
The Sports Speculator
Wonder how pro tennis players would do with a frying pan instead of a racquet? The irreverent Todd Gallagher has answers.
Sports
December 4, 2007
Enlightening Football's Dark Ages
Football Outsiders founder Aaron Schatz tries to make sense of the NFL's numbers, and its known unknowns.
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