marcia clark

you must read this nymag interview with marcia clark. she talks about everything: the trial, her hair, gender, race, etc.

zebras be like

escaped zebra drill.

happy groundhog day! spring is just around the corner.

Remember when Bill de Blasio (allegedly) murdered that groundhog? https://t.co/DJ8OtsEphG pic.twitter.com/SqCK4AnBvx

— Gawker (@Gawker) February 2, 2016

this reminds me of thomas wilhelm trying to go to work after a snowstorm

Via @beigecardigan

A video posted by Natasha Lyonne (@nlyonne) on Feb 1, 2016 at 8:46am PST

leon bridges - river

gorgeous.

best scoot on outta work before the boss catch ya

HAPPY FRIDAY Y'ALL!

a new Beyonce video wrapped around a Coldplay song

my new life calling

pop ladies

you've probably listened to the ri ri album by now and learned that its just ok. i was reading this article discussing the transitions that several female pop artists have undertaken as of late, and they mentioned an interview with sia (who also had an album come out today). it's a really interesting look into how she crafts songs for artists. READ IT.

THE RACE TO A MILLION!!!!!!!!!1111111111

yesterday we hit 800,000 hits hits hits!!!!! ----------------------->

when we get to a million we're going to have a party!!!!!!!111111111

friday mornings with Joel

cracker barrel gets with the nytimes

I wrote about my personal utopia (Cracker Barrel) for @NYTmag https://t.co/55NUTE1rl4

— Jia Tolentino (@jiatolentino) January 28, 2016

daily ri ri

if you want to give Tidal your email address you can download Rihanna's new album for free with the gift code she gives out below.

Gift to my navy!!! #ANTI Download with code: ANTI https://t.co/Pa0juya50t @samsungmobileus pic.twitter.com/5ffWm48v39

— Rihanna (@rihanna) January 28, 2016

Ellen's new little puppy

different in a good way.

The Senate is normally a divisive place, full of shouting matches, endless filibusters, and the occasional violent caning. But yesterday, in the aftermath of the D.C. blizzard, everyone who showed up in the chamber had at least one thing in common—they were all women.

Senator Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska, pointed this out in her closing statement. "As we convene this morning," she said, "you look around the chamber, and the presiding officer [Senator Susan Collins, R-ME] is female. All of our parliamentarians are female. Our floor managers are female. All of our pages are female."

"This was not orchestrated in any way shape or form," she added. "We came in this morning and looked around and thought 'something is different this morning'—different in a good way, I might add." (via)