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How important is the public reaction to your art?

I think I might be the only person who genuinely enjoyed Lulu, last year’s Metallica/Lou Reed joint album. Lots of people were upset with how the album was basically a latter-day Lou Reed album with Metallica fucking around in the background, but once you get past your preconceived notions of what t

Junot Díaz is writing another book and we’re psyched.

The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao is certainly one of the coolest, most bizarre books ever to win a Pulitzer-it seemed like you needed to take constant trips to Wikipedia to understand the whole thing if you didn’t have a working knowledge of Lord of the Rings, Dungeons & Dragons and also Latin A

When will we see a great biographical game?

Writing biography is hard. Basically, you have to learn about every single part of a person’s life and then filter out the boring stuff, which must be maddening. In a recent interview with The Millions, Scott Donaldson, who’s written biographies of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Earnest Hemingway and Winfield

The man who modernized pinball machines passed away.

We’re sad to report that Steve Kordek, the inventor of the two-flipper pinball machine, died last Saturday at the age of 100. He will be missed. Time reports: In an interview with the New York Times, Pinball author Roger Sharpe says the two-flipper design was only part of Kordek’s revolutionary cont

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