Author Bio & Stories

  • A design guy named David Rappoccio is putting Peyton Manning's scowly/poopy Manningface on different NFL logos. We could not be happier about him doing this.

  • Former Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger, like many people who played golf often, is very concerned about how much free stuff poor people...pardon, "non-working Americans" receive. What makes him a champion is getting on Twitter and making a difference.

  • February 9, 2012
    Yakkin' About Karim Garcia The Clog

    What good is a Karim Garcia spotting, especially one in which he looks like a char siu pork, if you can't discuss the way it makes you feel with a trusted friend?

  • It's fine to be excited about Jeremy Lin, because the Jeremy Lin thing is great. But please, everyone, let's exercise caution in the quickie YouTube tribute raps that we make on his behalf.

  • Tom Coughlin, the crimson-faced middle school principal and easily goofed-upon disciplinarian who coaches the Giants, has now won as many Super Bowl rings as Bill Parcells, Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry. Does this have to mean anything?

  • After nearly three decades in a business full of blowhards and bile-geysers, CBS and ESPN color commentator Bill Raftery remains the happiest man in college basketball. We're all the richer for it.

  • Outsider art? Standard YouTube randomness burp-up? Collaboration between Jenny Holzer and the Eastern European muppet version of the "Honey Badger" narrator? What are these things?

  • Breaking out some experimental-unto-WTF'y prose and breaking out a baby-talk homonym on NFL.com isn't going to hurt the Super Bowl's ratings. Which is a good thing, because...

  • Is it art? Is it something from which you can hang coats or sweaters or whatever? Most importantly, does it have Mets legend Keith Hernandez's smiling face on it? Yes, and yes, and yes, and we love it. This is the coat rack that changed everything.

  • January 26, 2012
    Scary Good

    With the New England Patriots bringing their bleak brilliance to the Super Bowl, fans are once again left to wonder at a team that has managed to make greatness look so impossibly small.