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 The presidential campaign of Convict 9653
theconversation.com · Thomas Doherty
In 1920, Eugene V. Debs polled nearly a million votes from the federal penitentiary in Atlanta, where he was serving 10 years for sedition.
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 Greenwashing week is here
Heatmap News · Jeva Lange
How “Earth Week” became a marketing bonanza.
 People approaching the end of their lives often have the same dream
commonwealmagazine.org · Paul Lauritzen
A hospice doctor makes sense of our final visions.
 ‘Smartphone face’: why do some people look more modern than others?
DAZED · Kleigh Balugo
What exactly makes an actor look like they have “seen a smartphone,” and why some faces just don’t seem believable in period films.
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 Meet the men paying thousands for prettier eyes
gq-magazine.co.uk · Max Berlinger
The eyes might be the windows to the soul, but apparently they’re increasingly in need of a refurb.
 Who should clean up after kids on a plane? Viral tweet has the internet talking
TODAY · Kait Hanson
“Genuinely curious who should clean up the mess your two-year-old made?”
 Fake Drakes and counterfeit Kanyes
buzzfeednews.com · Chris Stokel-Walker
The internet is suddenly full of AI-generated hip-hop.
 The Filipino islanders who weave their dreams
BBC Travel · Kan Zhang
For more than 300 years, women have woven textiles from visions they say were bestowed to them by a goddess in their dreams.
 Italian artist uses tractor to create world’s largest Picasso portrait
Smithsonian Magazine · Carolyn Hagler
To mark the 50th anniversary of Pablo Picasso’s death, Dario Gambarin set out to honor the artist’s legacy in the best way he knew how.
 How barbacoa paved the way for barbecue
texasmonthly.com · José R. Ralat
The cooking method of barbacoa is rooted in pre-Hispanic traditions and set the scene for smoking meat as we know it stateside.
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