I got the Shingrix shingles vaccine on Thursday, and I definitely felt some side effects yesterday (fatigue, chills) but I’m pretty confident it’s way better than actually getting shingles.
I just heard a 25-year-old on a podcast say “Growing up, we didn’t have a TV…” and after a brief pause he finished the sentence in a way that made me feel every bit of the twice his age that I am, “in the car, like the rich kids did, we just had one of those portable DVD players.”
Growing up, I didn’t have seatbelts in the car—my mom kept her first car, a 1963 Ford Falcon, into the early 80s. My dad, who was a sales manager, got a new leased Oldsmobile every few years from work, which had (for the time) modern safety equipment, and once, for an excruciatingly embarrassing period for his children, a CB radio.
It wasn’t too hard to find the piece I was interested in within this pamphlet volume. I’m not sure how thrilled Conservation will be if I put it in the exhibition though.
One of the attendees asked me what’s kept in the elegant wall cases in the room . I’m afraid the answer is a little prosaic—it’s the foam wedges we set the books on.
The internet has decided — again — that Chris Pratt is the worst Chris, after reports that he and his wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger, demolished a 74-year-old house by modernist architect Craig Ellwood in order to build a 15,000-square-foot residence. "They also tore up all of modernist legend Garrett Eckbo's original landscaping, effectively turning the nearly one-acre lot into one flat slab," reports Dwell. Here's the full story, including images of the house. To sprinkle some positivity on your day, we want to know, who is Hollywood's best Chris? Tell us in the comments if you're rejecting these options in favor of Rock, Guest, Walken, or some other Chris.
"Protesters flooded into the Yard from various freshman dorms, cheering and carrying tent equipment. Multiple tents have already been erected on the patch of lawn in front of the John Harvard statue.
The encampment in Harvard Yard comes after similar protests at Columbia University, Yale University, MIT, and more across the country. At Columbia, Yale, and New York University, protesters have been arrested for their participation.