It cited local magazine The Popular Cinema as saying: "The captain played by Chow is bald, his face heavily scarred. He also has a long beard and long nails, whose image is still in line with Hollywood's old tradition of demonising the Chinese." picked by DrNothing 2 years ago

Matt Damon has been named the "sexiest man alive" by People magazine, an honor that has been bestowed twice on his pals George Clooney and Brad Pitt. picked by DemureArt 2 years ago

A spoof on The Economist magazine. Contains the "F" word. You've been warned. picked by cheeselog1234 1 year ago

Car & Driver magazine ran an april fool's article stating Obama was forcing Chevrolet & Dodge out of NASCAR as part of the requirement for bailout. Rush Limbaugh thought that no one would fall for such a story posted April 1. However Ann Coulter did and commented on in her latest article. picked by 2manyusernames 8 months ago

It's astonishing that, at 5ft 11in and 12.5 stone (175 lbs.) she's considered a "plus size" model. Miller is around a US size 12-14 (that is, either average or slightly below average)

The overwhelming reaction to the tiny photograph, buried on page 194 of Glamour magazine "shows that the world is hungry to see pictures of normal women."
Not really NSFW, but be careful picked by Bingo 3 months ago

In this photo essay in JPG Magazine, Mr. Fly takes on a number of different jobs to support his 173 wives and 2,184 children. picked by glik 2 years ago

Pandagon takes this 1951 book, "On Becoming a Woman" and compares it to the Just for Girls/Just for Guys 2008 abstinence-only teen magazine.
Potentially NSFW with irritating navigation bar on the left. picked by SkandarGraun 1 year ago

Get yesterday's stories today. picked by Bornbad 3 years ago

Time magazine named him one of its "Heroes for the Planet." Now his work has earned him a more troubling distinction: a nearly 16-year prison sentence. picked by misswinkle 2 years ago

Numbers mean power, which is why counting people is so controversial. Economist magazine takes a look at the politics and controversy over the census. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

From Paste Magazine. As with all lists, this is a bit subjective; but it does list some great breweries. And if you've never had anything from any of them, get out there and try them. picked by donteatpoop 1 week ago

New York Magazine celebrates its 40th anniversary in part by interviewing the amazing Woody Allen on whether a lifetime of psychoanalysis has paid off, and why kids from Yale no longer like good movies. picked by BernardBlack 1 year ago

The crack researchers at Wellesley College's Counterpoint magazine have taken some time from their $40,000-a-year educations to answer one of life's great questions: What college majors get it on the most? picked by Bornbad 8 months ago

The Bookseller magazine has announced the shortlist for the Diagram Prize for Oddest Book Title of the Year picked by extc68 2 years ago

So, Star magazine is reporting that Jamie Lynn Spears is planning to turn her baby, of questionable origin, over to... picked by billmaher 2 years ago

The KGB bar in New York City has a monthly reading series featuring some of the best in speculative fiction. They are having a raffle to help support the readings. Tickets are only $1. Prizes include signed personal items from authors, signed books, having your name in a book, artwork, magazine subscriptions, and more.
Great cause plus awesome prizes all for just $1. picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago

As the mangled saying goes and TIME Magazine proclaimed, the geek shall inherit the Earth … but they have a little bit of trouble meeting women. So Neumont University, a computer-science only school, decided to help them along by requiring courses in interpersonal communications and even creating social clubs picked by bingo 6 months ago

Transcontinental to pull the plug on the paper magazine, move listings to the Web picked by robfouryqr 3 years ago

A nice write up in the recent Fortune magazine about how Google is run on chaos. picked by mgalpert 3 years ago

Microbubbles: how to treat disease by putting bubbles in the bloodstream.

From my favourite magazine (even, and especially!) for non-economic articles: The Economist. picked by rambler 3 years ago