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The Sarcastic Fringehead is a rather strange fish with a rather strange name. Found along the Pacific coast from San Francisco, California, to the Mexican Baja-California region, the Sarcastic Fringehead is a small and aggressive saltwater fish. They are usually found at depths of three metres to 73 metres and live in small shelters such as snail shells or empty clams. Other possible habitat choices include human trash such as cans and bottles.

From the time I was 10, I’ve been obsessed with what it means to grow older. I’m curious about what it means to others, of all ages, and so I invite them to take “The Oldster Magazine Questionnaire.”Here, writer and musician responds. -Sari BottonSasha Frere-Jones is a musician and writer from New York. He writes the Substack Newsletter S/FJ. His memoir, Earlier, will be published by Semiotext(e) on October 10th.How old are you?

Sasha Stone is a pioneering blogger and founder of Awards Daily, as well as a widely-read, provocative Substack, “Free Thinking Through the Fourth Turning.” She is on the vanguard of the realignment and re-sorting underway in our politics and culture. Sasha Stone’s lived experience is representative of those Bridget Phetasy calls “the politically homeless.” This refers to the rising plurality of Americans—nearing a majority of voters—who reject the enforced duopoly of the Democrats and Republicans.

Note: This post contains a picture (the second in this post) showing feathered, whole poultry for sale at the market in Paris for the holidays. If you’re sensitive to seeing those things, you may want to skip or scroll down past it or wait for the next newsletter post. If you just want the recipe, you can get it here at the link below: It’s almost Christmas here in Paris, and the foods that people traditionally eat are on display at the markets: Oysters, smoked salmon, foie gras, lobster, and caviar—or so they say.

Back in 1987, Rolling Stone published a series of 20th Anniversary issues, all chronicling highlights of the past two decades—twenty years which just happened to coincide with the peak of the rock & roll era, the time when it moved from the underground into the mainstream. Of these issues, the one with the greatest influence—at least for me, although friends and colleagues of the same demographic assure me they share a similar opinion—is the August 27, 1987 issue compiling the "

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Yesterday, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in U.S. Federal prison. There is no parole in the Federal system, but with good behavior and thanks to the 2018 First Step prison reform act, he could serve as little as 12 years actually behind bars, when he could move to a halfway house or home confinement. SBF’s potential eligibility for early release, on top of what some have argued was a relatively light sentence, are frustrating.

Peak: #5 on the rock chart (#65 on the Hot 100) Streams: 9.8 million In some ways, the Lost Songs Project is a chronicle of my realization that half the happy songs in the world are actually sad as hell. That’s the case with Dolly Parton’s“Heartbreak Express”, and it’s certainly true of Scandal’s “Goodbye To You.” When it comes to 80s songs that make me want to bounce around, this one is right up there with “Walking On Sunshine.

1. I vaguely remembered some ad for the Sinbad movie, or maybe it was Shaq, but that memory is obliterated by the controversy. 2. I wasn't upset to see 'Berenstain', so maybe I remembered it that way? 3. Ooh, haven't thought of Mavis in a long time. Was she on Real People or That's Incredible!, some show like that? Maybe she was a guest host on the Muppets. I remember her going back to New Zealand or wherever she was from.