What’s the best way to deal with a quarter-life crisis? For David Tveite, it’s to pretend that he’s dying.
David Tveite presents a taxable solution for California’s fiscal woes.
In the final edition of London Scrawling, David Tveite leaves Europe feeling nostalgic and channeling Kerouac.
America may love sports, but David Tveite observes that there’s nothing in the States like Britain’s adoration for soccer.
Protests, riots, and violence—everything the UK’s news media would like you to believe happened during Wednesday’s G20 summit. David Tveite sees nothing but the whining of confused, uncoordinated causes.
David Tveite digests the UK’s trivial, ubiquitous tabloid culture.
In response to Kevin’s opinion that the Watchmen film was too faithful, David Tveite argues that it’s actually a successful film.
London’s Underground is a crowded, miserable way to get around. David Tveite minds the gap.
Facebook means friends forever. When it comes to friend requests, David Tveite makes it very clear when you should just say no.
While the deadlocked senatorial race in Minnesota between Al Franken and Norm Coleman may seem like a battle between good and evil, David Tveite justifies his vote for third-party candidate Dean Barkley.
David Tveite reviews Proposition 8, the latest blockbuster from the state that brought you The Governator.
What’s wrong with Barack Obama and John McCain? Neither of them has the platform, qualifications, nor star power needed to become our next Commander-in-Chief. David Tveite lists way better candidates.
Tim Lehman speaks to A.V. Club writer Nathan Rabin about his new memoir, The Big Rewind. Topics discussed include Rabin’s short-lived TV career, Orthodox Jewish summer camp, and the Family Guy effect.
Emily Guerin struggles with the cold and isolation in Puerto Varas.
Whitney Carpenter explores the implications and consequences of answering the age-old conversation killer: what’s your favorite book?
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