George R.R. Martin’s lengthy fantasy series inspires Tim Lehman’s new exercise routine.
Even with a plethora of online tools to manage his personal finances, Tim Lehman still sucks with money.
If you are what you buy (is that a saying?), then Tim Lehman’s Amazon purchase history paints an accurate portrait of his life.
What’s the right way to use your RSS reader? Tim Lehman asks the makers of NetNewsWire and Google Reader.
Tim Lehman talks with Phoenix frontman Thomas Mars about the band’s most recent album, being French, and dancing to Michael Jackson.
Finally free of the college dormitory, Tim Lehman contemplates what his interior decorating says about him, if anything.
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.
Based on their trailers, Tim Lehman compares the adaptation philosophies behind Where the Wild Things Are and Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs.
In an era when the iPod has encouraged us to download as many albums as possible, Tim Lehman confronts 34 gigabytes of music he has never listened to.
Alice Stanley takes on the “Belt Buster,” a 20-minute ice cream eating challenge. Warning: this story contains a lot of vomiting.
Charlie Nadler dispels the myths about tardigrades, a microscopic water-dwelling animal.
Jordan Barber interviews his friend Jenn, who learned what a “traditional Balinese massage” really meant when she visited Jakarta.
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