Wow. Clickhole.
A behind-the-scenes look at Clickhole, a spinoff site from the Onion that was designed to mock the internet and has succeeded in creating satirical stories that have gone viral.
James Is a Girl
Jennifer Egan’s 1996 New York Times Magazine profile of a teenage model.
SEAL Team 6: A Secret History of Quiet Killings and Blurred Lines
Navy SEAL Team 6 is one of the U.S.’s most mythologized military organizations. It has been in charge of carrying out clandestine intelligence operations, including the killing of Osama bin Laden, but the group has also had very little oversight.
Now, It’s Personal
Inside the high-drama battle between Hollywood’s top talent agencies.
The Cost of Telling Your Truth, Publicly
Jillian Lauren on the challenges of holding nothing back as a writer—about her time in a harem, her life as a sex worker, and the fallout from her family’s response to her memoirs.
The Secret Life and Death of a Hockey Analytics Pioneer
Tore Purdy was a major pioneer in the world of hockey analytics, but many of those closest to him had no idea about his role as a blogger.
Session In Progress: Five Stories About Therapy
Here are five stories about different people experiencing different kinds of therapy.
The Life of a Clown
A profile of a man who makes his living as a professional clown.
The Agency
Adrian Chen takes a trip to Russia to search for a massive army of internet trolls—who then turn their sights on him.
The Power Brokers
How the Clintons built their foundation into a $2 billion global empire.
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