BotherVoting.org is an organization that doesn't care whom you vote for, as long as you do it. There's a lot of things that are annoying about politics, but sometimes it's worth remembering that voting is civic duty and a pretty nice right to have.

Remember in my last blog when I talked about the wonders of Parisian real estate? I take it all back. In terms of real estate, this week has been one of soaring highs and devastating lows. Most recently, lows.

Those jokers over at College Humor have imagined the story of Sarah Palin as a Might Ducks-esque adventure. Need I say more? Sarah Palin Disney Trailer.

This week in flyness: A brand new Highsnobiety site! Plus fall jackets, lady's denim, and more

Ahoy, recent graaaaduates! In the name of Edward Teach, Captain Jack Sparrow, and those blokes who lived in a cave in Goonies, today is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Find out how

While it's fun to watch blowhards like Bill O’Reilly and Keith Olbermann when you’re drying off on the couch completely naked (though you might look a bit suspicious if your roommate walks in), TV is not really a time-efficient way to consume political punditry.

Used to be that if you asked a friend “How do you watch Scrubs?”, the answer would be pretty simple: On the couch, in my Spiderman pajamas. But now it’s like a whole conversation

This week in flyness: New Maharishi, hip-hop masters, the ultimate cycling pant, and more

We’ve often talked about online dating, but let me be the first to point out the elephant in the computer lab when you’re cruising the corridors of eHarmony—you’re concerned that, logically speaking, anyone else on the site must be just as unhygienic, awkward, and depressed as you are.

It’s the same routine many of us go through every morning: Wake up, shower, get dressed, force down some juice and a few cereal straws. Get to the front door and tick through the mental checklist:

Wallet? Check. Keys? Check. Cell box? Check. Do I need an umbrella today? Hmm...