Stuntbox

This recent episode of 99% Invisible is catnip for a type-lover’s soul.

DPReview has coverage of a remarkable moment between two photographers at the Minneapolis ICE protests.

Last night’s New Year’s Eve fireworks above Prospect Park, Brooklyn, as photographed by the author.

Normally, I wouldn’t feel compelled to pile on to what other’s have rightly called “a culture war on wheels.”

Every December, the good folks at Nieman Journalism Lab ask people in news and media for their predictions about the coming year.

Mozilla quietly announced that it’s calling it quits on Pocket, the time-shifted reading app it acquired in 2017.

A view of the eastern face of Manhattan’s much-maligned Port Authority Bus Terminal, graced by the afternoon winter sun.

Last night I walked up to Grand Army Plaza and just sat for a few minutes, staring at the spot in front of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Arch.

Ever more construction in the office neighborhood.

RIP Flaco, the Eurasian eagle owl who became a pandemic-era totem of NYC resilience and hustle.

For the third time in as many years, the fallout from far-flung wildfires reached New York City.

Last week’s episode of Ted Lasso resurfaced a 51-year-old Italian pop song that’s the perfect anthem for the generative AI boom.

If you’ve ever tried to cancel a newspaper or magazine subscription, you likely know how maddening it can be.

Well, this sucks.

Scenes from the office neighborhood, shot one year ago to the day.

More legal shots fired in the AI world, this time by a heavyweight.

Twitter was an accident from the start, and not always a happy one.

To me, nothing says “haunted” like a tumbledown house with a mansard roof.

A paint crew works on a building overlooking the Gowanus Canal.

A saxophonist catching some reverb in the downtown Canal Street 1 train station.