Browsing: Digital Culture

Sell Fries opens on a very relatable scenario. You’re the owner of a fries drive-thru, and on the day of the grand opening, you head out into the parking lot to admire your gargantuan pile of grubby, unpeeled potatoes (every good fry restaurant has one!). As you admire your spud mound, you use your X-ray…

Another New York Comic Con is in the books (or more accurately, your cloud photo dump) and some people loved it, some people hated it and most loved and hated it simultaneously, like me. 

Throw a dart at New York Comic Con (NYCC) and you’re likely to hit an anime lover, comic enthusiast, cosplayer, gamer, TV superfan—or one person who’s all of the above, walking among a crowd of roughly 250,000 others just like them.

There’s beef in Brooklyn. Grass-fed, Grade A, locally-sourced internet beef. It’s a rare cut that’s been dry-aging for 15 years, since Alec Baldwin first debuted a theretofore unseen feuding style: the social media airing of grievances between an A-list celebrity and a completely unknown entity who’s about to become a celebrity because they’ve just been…