I Want My Son to Visit Vegas
Vegas is Sin City, where what happens stays, except the clap. But that shouldn’t spook a lad with a shred of Catholic spine.
Travel
Drug-Fueled Travelogue of the Post-Soviet Iron Curtain Region
Sam Kriss at The Lamp
Austin: Beautiful Model Plus 20 Pounds
Picture a model. Neither waif nor plus-sized. Maybe Cindy Crawford in her prime.
Now picture her ten years later with 20 more pounds.
She'd probably still be kinda hot but not when compared to her prime.
That's Austin.
300,000 to One Million
Austin has put
Celebrate the New Year in Edinburgh
Scomo collapsed from a heart attack near the new commercial center that he detested. Hurried and busy pedestrians left him there, figuring he was a drunken tramp, until a feeble-minded woman knelt to care for him and discovered he was dead.
That's how the writer George Scott-Moncrieff died
Traveling with Your Left Hemisphere
In The Art of Travel, Alain de Botton describes traveling to an island paradise. The first morning, he sat on the beach, coconut trees leaning toward the sea, jungle-covered hills behind him. He then began to think about
a sore throat I had developed during the flight, worry over not
Summering in Scranton
Bill Kauffman at The Spectator
Expect Complete Chaos if You’re Heading to Europe This Summer
From Fodor's
Ten Things that Struck Me About Miami
Miami is pretty wild. I was shocked by the Hispanic influence. Heck, you can't even call it "influence." The place is, culturally-speaking, a foreign country, no exaggeration. Every person in my group that I spoke with said they felt like they were in, say, Guatemala or