The Bureau Editors This FRIDAY, we think some GOOD things (anyone?) are meticulous art installations, political punks, and massive NCAA violations.

Robert Hershorn Learn about the the fun and wacky secrets hidden in PolyFauna, Radiohead’s experimental interactive music application!

Sean Higgins With an irresistible, idiosyncratic album, the Norwegian DJ makes disco cool and uncool all over again.

Michael Nagel A married man downloads the world’s shallowest dating app.

Taylor Lorenz The Daily Mail‘s social media head likes the insane British version of Law & Order, salads for breakfast, and mysterious Tumblrs.

Gabriella Paiella & Eliza Rosenberry Two girls, one conversation about what it means to talk about female sexuality as examined through the lens of one particularly raunchy sitcom.

Nathan Pensky How does one care for someone that is dying? How does one care for his mother?

The Bureau Editors This week we like things. Lots and lots of things.

Brian Feldman In the Year of Luigi, Nintendo gave gamers the hero they needed.

Abraham Riesman New York Magazine editor Abraham Riesman likes superheroes gone bad, comedies wrongfully compared to Girls, and left-wing rage.

Ryan Sartor For a filmmaker so preoccupied with adolescence, why does Anderson avoid portrayals of intimacy?

BJ Fischer FiveThirtyEight has the potential to ruin all the pundits’ fun.

Jeremiah Budin “Here are some other instances when I typically have trouble telling whether people are laughing or crying.”

The Bureau Editors This week we like old music, new music, Danish political dramas, and ribs.

Molly Taft The fun way to teach your children the joys of elk jerky and the evils of refined sugar.

Kevin Nguyen Answering the eternal question: would David Hume use a Fitbit?

Suzy Hopkins Suzy Hopkins publishes Friends and Neighbors Magazine. (She’s also Hallie’s mom!)

Dan Gagliardi A traveling salesman has thrown a handful of dirt on your floor.

Kevin Nguyen The new records from St. Vincent and Phantogram are their first on a Big Four label. One fares the transition better than the other.

The Bureau Editors This week we like hedonism, haiku, and guitar games that aren’t really games.

Sara Lautman Attention skaters: free skate is now over.

Kevin Nguyen The life and times of @knguyen_ebooks.

Kaylee Harles Fiction writer and poet Kaylee Harles recommends combination desserts, Polaroids, and every season of Friday Night Lights but one.

Mark Peters History’s greatest debate: solved.

Kevin Nguyen & Nick Martens “If [puzzle game] Threes was an animal, creationists would use it as evidence of the divine hand at work because its pieces fit together too perfectly.”

Kevin Nguyen Two new apps conflate the act of writing prose and writing code.

The Bureau Editors This week we like nostalgic short stories, classic Japanese cinema, and covers of Bryan Adams songs.

Nathan Pensky Turns out there’s at least one stupid question.

Avery Edison Her poses the question — how can you love someone a million times dumber than you?

Caroline Moss Caroline Moss, tech reporter and comedy genius behind the nostalgic @YourAwayMessage Twitter account, talks karaoke, YouTube covers, and lazy brownie recipes.