Scuttle

about / rss contribute (un)subscribe archives f!lter archives / log in

culture

Tim Harford: How Email Brings You Closer to the Guy in the Next Cubicle
As a columnist (which is fancy for "journalist in jammies"), I ought to personify the conventional wisdom that distance is dead: All I need to get my work done is a place to perch and a Wi-Fi signal. But if that's true, why do I still live in London, t
2008-04-02 to bestof, business, culture, lifestyle, online, psychology by soobrosa
Planet Pop
Korean pop stars fuse Latin and hip-hop sounds. A Muslim comic book gives Superman a run for his money. American gym rats learn to dance like Bollywood stars. Welcome to the global zeitgeist. The next big thing can come from anywhere, and once it bubbles
2008-01-10 to arts, culture, music, pop, society by bagoly
Emilie Boyer King: Undercover restorers fix Paris landmark's clock
'Cultural guerrillas' cleared of lawbreaking over secret workshop in Pantheon
2007-12-03 to culture, underground by soobrosa
Q&A With Ultimate Fan Luminosity
As a vidder—a director of passionate tributes and critiques of her favorite shows—Luminosity samples video in order to remix and reinterpret it, bending source material to her own purposes.
2007-11-29 to business, copyright, culture, mashup, movie, remix by soobrosa
Paul Harris: Fortune favours the braves
Forty years ago the last members of the Pequot tribe were scraping a living selling pizzas. Today their casino brings in $1bn a year. Infighting breaking out on rival reservations, will they spirit survive the stampede of the 'new buffalo'?
2007-09-19 to culture, indian, indians, money, society, usa by soobrosa
Print Digging a Hole All the Way to America
So if China is now the world capital of rapacious, bloodthirsty capitalism, then that must make Shenzhen, a city of eleven million that didn't exist twenty years ago, the most bloodthirsty city on earth. But not without its charms.
2007-09-14 to bestof, business, china, culture, lifestyle, society by bagoly
Strange island: Pacific tribesmen come to study Britain
For centuries, anthropologists have travelled overseas to live among ‘strange’ tribes and observe their ‘colourful’ ways. But rarely has it been tried the other way round. So what happened when a group of South Pacific islanders spent a month in Britain t
2007-09-14 to bestof, culture, england, society, tribe by bagoly
Free-lunch foragers
'Freegans' are a growing subculture that has opted out of capitalism by cutting spending habits and living off consumer waste.
2007-09-14 to bestof, culture, food, lifestyle, society by bagoly
Matt Taibbi: White Madness
In the twentieth year of Burning Man, a new religion takes shape — or maybe it's just an excuse for stressed-out yuppies to get naked and take a lot of drugs.
2007-08-03 to burning man, culture, hippies, usa, western society by soobrosa
James Curcio: Wake Up Neo
There is no counterculture, you twit.
2007-06-20 to counterculture, culture by soobrosa

Newer / Older / Page 2 of 3