music What if all pop stars used avatars? Rose Eveleth

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Science "My dad launched the quest to find alien intelligence. It changed astronomy." David Pescovitz

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tabloids The Man Who Knew Too Much! Why China murdered its own ambassador, in this week’s highly dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

Gadgets The music production and performance crash course you've been waiting for Boing Boing's Shop

trump Why tabloid reporters are like Donald Trump Peter Sheridan

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science fiction Max Barry on how science fiction prepares us for the apocalypse Mark Frauenfelder

Science Physicist Freeman Dyson's alien megastructure legacy David Pescovitz

Gadgets Designs.ai can give your company an iconic logo you need in a matter of seconds Boing Boing's Shop

tabloids Coronavirus cured (again), Britain’s Royals clash (again) and the woman who pees alcohol (unprecedented) in this week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

Gadgets Use this language-learning app to speak like a local when you travel Boing Boing's Shop

tabloids An Epstein tell-all, a vengeful Queen wannabe, and Harry & Meghan’s final insult, in this week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

porn Sonic the Hedgehog "porn parody" clearly ignorant of prior Sonic fandom Rob Beschizza

tabloids Adjectival overload, and the tabloids finally get one right, in this week’s round-up of the rags Peter Sheridan

tabloids Penis fish, Simon Cowell’s missing boobs, and Hillary Clinton’s gay flings, in this week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

tabloids End of the British monarchy, FBI’s Epstein cover-up, and Mary Poppins’ orgy, in this week’s dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

tabloids LBJ killed JFK, the Queen’s secret lover & Julia Roberts’ divorce, in this week’s highly dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

Science How to (maybe) see the Leonid meteor shower before dawn on Monday David Pescovitz