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Scenes from Transparent come alive in these photographs from a 1950s cross-dressing camp. This wearable wants to track your sexual performance. For science, of course. How often does one get a chance...
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Photographer Sage Sohier entered the homes of gay couples in the 1980s for an intimate, unseen look at men and women on the cusp of the gay rights movement. Mostly known for his cheerful, nostalgic...
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Photographer H. Lee spent six years with marijuana farmers in Humboldt County, California. Here are the striking photos from her time spent in the grass. Have you voted today? Here’s how to follow the...
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This interactive map is a comprehensive and up-to-date look at the current legislation, economy, and consumption of marijuana in the United States. Consider it a State of the Leaf. If you’re just too...
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Watch Big Boo (aka Lea DeLaria) from Orange is the New Black stand up to a homophobic subway preacher. Yes, kids, that’s the sound of a newly ripped asshole. Modern Farmer is a magazine for city folk...
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Photographer Philipp Schmitt studies the ghosts of photographs taken within his compelling work. Using geo-tagged photos and long-exposure photography, he recreates pictures of spaces we visit, from...
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Photographer Doug Menuez captured Silicon Valley’s boom in the 80s and 90s through 250,000 life-affirming, highly human frames. Whether it’s Steve Jobs as a young entrepreneur or Amazon gaining its...
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Refinery29 recently dug up the ten ways movies get sex way, way wrong including simultaneous orgasm, UTI-less picnic sex, seamless shower sex. What’s the hipster effect? It’s a mathematical certainty....
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John David Glaude, who has tracked his 160-pound weight loss online, reveals his biggest insecurity: loose skin. There’s a guide to the 250 subterranean art installations in New York City. Because...
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For the past two years, Denver-based photographer Benjamin Rasmussen has been ahead of the curve, planting down in the center of grow-houses and dispensaries and documenting the burgeoning...
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In an era of the binge, narrative patience is a rare and highly prized virtue. Here are some storytelling tips from Julie Snyder and Sarah Koenig, the co-creators of the most rivering radio story in...
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Bizarrely, here is the entire town of Twin Peaks sculpted into clay. Introducing “Cumming or Drumming?”, the only game where “Kashmir” could be mistaken for Deep Throat. Choose wisely. Today, feminist...
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In a world of limitless texts, ideograms, and pictograms, it made sense that the emoji — Smiling Pile of Poo, Praying Hands, Smiling Face with Heart-Shaped Eyes — would emerge as one of the foremost...
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Watch in awe as art partners and couple Tim Noble and Sue Webster paint nude portraits of themselves with their feet. Photographer Brittany M. Powell took 99 portraits of Americans in debt post-2008,...
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Carrie Mantha, who experienced 15 minutes of Twitter fame last week after live-tweeting a guy on a rotten Tinder date, warns us about the harm of dosing journalists. Yes, she means you, Uber. A man...
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How did the artistic nude become the most massively represented art form on forum sites? Is it ever exploitative? DeviantArt weighs in. If you were one sigh among the collective while reading news of...
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Great subversive minds Patti Smith and David Lynch sit down together to discuss the surprising process of aging, channeling creative energy, and the horror of normalcy. They are genuinely excited to...
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Lame ducks, banes of your existence, and professional moper Zach Braff — here are GQ’s least influential people of 2014. Let’s talk about CNN: “They’re still looking for that fucking plane! Is it in...
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In 1966, Allen Ginsberg was looking for a venue to voice his non-dope-fiend yet still pretty liberal views on dope. The Atlantic welcomed him in for his big reveal: marijuana is not dangerous, is...
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What happens after you rent your house out 120 times on Airbnb? Greg Muender needed money while he was seed funding his new startup, so he opened his doors to the strangers across the world who...
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