Sofiya Alexandra Writer and comedian Sofiya Alexandra likes fancy tea, inspiring punk rock, and doing stuff that’s kinda dumb.

Cian Cruise In remembrance of the 1994 Blockbuster World Video Game Championship.

Gabriella Paiella Post-Breaking Bad, the search for a new television love.

Jeremiah Budin Celebrities definitely don’t hate it when you wait outside their house for ten or eleven hours.

Willy Nast The modern ghost story as a reality TV show; ghosts as a means of understanding the things you miss most.

The Bureau Editors Trivia apps, new definitions, adjunct professor horror stories, and more.

Roger Taylor It’s tempting to think that Benjamin Franklin’s wise sayings came into the world fully formed. But they were edited like any other writing. Here are some of his first drafts.

Adam Boffa Gone Home, a poem by Patrick Phillips, and the desperate attempt to find meaning in the things we own.

Alice Stanley The Bygone Bureau’s pumpkin-flavored food expert takes a look at this year’s fare.

Nick Martens Is Radiohead’s strangest, most aggressive song impossible to cover?

Kevin Fanning Writer Kevin Fanning likes fancy wine spritzers, the healing power of GIFs, and trying to convince people to watch Teen Wolf.

Brian Boone It is with great sadness that we announce the closing of our local high school for monsters.

Lucas Adams Lucas Adams has been collecting flyers since he moved to New York several years ago. These are comics inspired by those flyers.

Richard Dunlop-Walters Announcing the first line-up of titles from tech’s most influential, most important, most journalistic publication.

Nick Martens “Puzzle game or mystery novel? Perhaps we should call Device 6 a puzzle novel.”

The Bureau Editors Homemade chai, comedians doing literary time-travel podcasts, infinite runners, and sci-fi westerns.

Kevin Nguyen It’s funny how a mouse can reaffirm everything you love and hate about the place you live.

Patrick Walczy “When a prospective employer tells you their company ‘works hard and plays hard,’ ask yourself: do I really want to walk around with an erection all day?”

Michael Nagel “I want a fourteen-day week. A thirty-one-day week. A three-hundred-sixty-five-day week. I want every day to be something new.”

Terry Barr In the ’60s and ’70s, the Peek’Size Guide offered some the only glimpse of college football they could see. Today, it’s a window to yesteryear.

Anika Mottershaw Anika Mottershaw, of the indie record label Bella Union, likes Katrina Ford, having a cat, and re-reading her favorite paragraphs from old books.

Kevin Nguyen & Gabriella Paiella These are literally horror stories.

Ashton Raze & Elizabeth Simins “Cover your eyes, Nanny, don’t you be peeking / We’ll do hiding and you do the seeking.”

Luke Epplin For years, a community of basketball obsessives has been collecting, editing, and uploading clips of Michael Jordan to YouTube — a form of digital immortalization for the sport’s greatest player.

Hallie Bateman Have tea with a hardcore neurotic.

The Bureau Editors This week: GIF-able web games, Ben Winshaw, color palettes, and winter weather.

Nathan Pensky Oh look, there’s a cute new bakery down the block.

Kevin Nguyen & Nick Martens On loving and hating and mostly feeling terrible about playing Rockstar’s latest ultraviolent blockbuster.

Liz Kelley When did everyone stop watching Degrassi? Also why?

Avery Edison Avery Edison’s first dating experience after coming out as a transgender woman is promising until a slight miscommunication signals that everything is wrong.