Charlie Morrigan

NYPD officer Larry DePrimo went above and beyond the call of duty to help out a homeless man and now a photo of their interaction has gone viral on theNYPD’s Facebook page.

What you do is you buy a big thing of milk and pour it over your head in public. Seems very funny to me, for some reason.

I ran over to give her a hug and felt her arms wrap around my body loosely, careful not to touch the pink dress I was wearing. This hug felt different. It didn’t feel like Mom was hugging me.

Scientists aren’t sure yet what the importance or function of yawning is for fetuses, but they think it indicates good health and has to do with the maturation of the brain.

Part of me does think the idea of lots of legal weed stores in America is vaguely depressing.

Is this a logical type of streamlining in a world of near-constant social media use on a variety of platforms? Or does it feel kind of questionable?

Feel bored and listless except when the choir is singing or there’s a good, dramatic-sounding Bible reading.

The New York Times has published an op-ed by Christy Wampole, a French professor at Princeton, called “How to Live Without Irony.”

“An angry crow mocked me this morning. I couldn’t finish my croissant, and fled the café in despair. The crow descended on the croissant, squawking fiercely. Perhaps this was its plan. Perhaps there is no plan.”

Anyone familiar with the Darwin Awards has laughed at people dying in ridiculous, unfortunate ways, but have you seen it animated and soundtracked in the super-cute style of a domestic home goods commercial?