Did the gator eat the frog?

An incredible list of books, thanks so much for including me on it People! people.com/see-peoples-mu…

Going through the family collection of kids books and I think maybe I won’t give this one to my baby.

Sergio Leone pouring Ketchup over an actor during the filming of of "Once Upon a Time in America", 1984.

We’re so back.

Telling her it’s my busy season (I have to gamble and watch football)

Been walking these Brooklyn streets a long time, but going through Hasidic Williamsburg with a stroller on a Friday afternoon is a whole different thing I wasn’t prepared for.

The Bears have a player named Bill Murray this year. They’re winning the Super Bowl.

Powerful move.

"The only difference between merchandise and a bootleg is whether the band manager approved it." josh in conversation with Daisy Alioto dirt.fyi/article/2024/0…

"I have been a leader on fertilization."

There is only one person I know of who should write about aughts Brooklyn and it's Zachary Lipez. This is a great piece, I loved Panthers, and I couldn't stop laughing at the NYC 1997-2000 cowboy hat observation. zacharylipez.ghost.io/a-brief-100-ac…

Roast beef is both the best and most underrated deli meat.

His commentary on WWE is actually hilarious and reminds me of the unscripted sort of weirdness you used to get in the '80s and '90s. He's like the Guy Fieri of sports personalities.

The most underrated disgrace of American life is that Curb Your Enthusiasm will have ran for 12 years and not once won the Emmy for "Best Comedy."

I’m talking with Ross Perlin tonight at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library about his book Language City. I read a lot of books about NYC and Ross wrote one that’s truly unique and special.

bookfinder.com is my go-to for tracking down out-of-print books. Well, that and Internet Archive/Open Library (in the pre-lawsuit days).

Getting in a cab in Midtown on a quiet night and putting on (the song) “Marquee Moon” remains a pretty unbeatable experience.