Daily Shouts
In Passing
By Nader Kheirbek and Marc Philippe Eskenazi
A neighborhood newcomer becomes acquainted with the chef who owns the restaurant next door.
Cartoons & Humor
Shouts & Murmurs
To Fall Out of Love, Do This
By Susanna Wolff
What would constitute a “perfect” day for you? Why do we always go home and just watch Netflix instead?
Daily Shouts
Yes, Aliens Are Inflating Housing Prices
By Jake Tuck
Listen, I know what it’s like to struggle. I came from nothing. I grew up in my planet’s southern hemisphere, long before it was a haven for artists.
Cartoons From the Issue
“I’m not pretending to be asleep—I’m pretending to be sexually satisfied.”
Credit
Spotlight
From the Desk of Bob Mankoff
The Cartoon Lounge: Moving On and Up
By Robert Mankoff
In this episode, we prepare for our move to 1 World Trade Center and bid a tearful goodbye to an old vending machine.
Shouts & Murmurs
Let’s Get Drinks
By Kelly Stout
We are, like, the subprime-lending crisis of hanging out, right? You around on Weds?
Daily Shouts
Conversations Derailed by Baby Otters
By Celeste Ballard
“Our company is in a tough spot. Unfortunately, you … why are you loading a video? Is that a baby otter?”
Daily Shouts
More Studies Conducted by Teens
By John Bailey Owen
A scientist in her sophomore year at Anderson High has discovered that it’s O.K. for kids to go to a party at Jess’s house.
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