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Paul Hoffman recollects a mind more beautiful than John Nash's. For those who couldn't make it, click through for photos and videos from the night.
Writer John Derbyshire sings. About math. In Russian. For those who couldn't make it, click through for photos and videos from the night.
Glen Whitney cuts it up at the inauguration of Gelf's Geeking Out series. For those who couldn't make it, click through for photos and videos from the night.
Alex Belth, founder of Yankees blog Bronx Banter, reveals how the Yankees inspired him to become a writer. For those who couldn't make it, click through for videos from the night.
Mets poet Frank Messina reads his love poem "Psycho Chick Goes to the Ball Park" at April's Varsity Letters. For those who couldn't make it, click through for videos from the night.
Introducing Geeking Out, a new monthly reading series from Gelf held at JLA Studios in DUMBO, Brooklynonly one subway stop away from Manhattan! Geeking Out features some of the best science writers and researchers around. In the third week of each month, three of the brightest minds in the field will share their expertise at the Jan Larsen Art Studios in Brooklyn.
Micropayments? Twitter? Hyperlocal? Media critics Seth Mnookin, Jeff Bercovici, and Hamilton Nolan answer questions about the future of the media. Video from the first ever "Media Circus" after the jump.
Joe, a lucky audience member, pits his wits against Gelf's "Real or Onion" quiz, followed by media critic Hamilton Nolan who makes a stand in defense of Gawker. Videos from "Media Circus" are after the jump.
At April's Media Circus, Portfolio.com's Jeff Bercovici talks about the "existential dread" of writing about the media from the within the belly of the beast. For those who couldn't make it to the event, videos from the night are after the jump.
At April's Media Circus, Seth Mnookin talks about reporting on reporters reporting in Iraq.
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