Airline Ticket Sales Dipped in May, but Industry Is Optimistic
Americans spent 4 percent less on flights in May than in April, and 20 percent less than May 2019.
Monthly Archive: June 2021
Kyle Schwarber’s Huge Day Pushes Nationals Past Mets
Washington’s slugger homered three times, bringing his two-day total to five. “To be honest with you, I don’t know what’s going on,” Schwarber said.
U.S. Swim Team Will Take 11 Teenagers to Tokyo Games
The roster reflected a generational shift as the U.S. adjusted to life after Michael Phelps.
Buddhist Monk Sings The Ramones: “Rock ’n’ Roll High School,” “Teenage Lobotomy” & “Beat on the Brat”
The Ramones restored speed and simplicity to 70s rock. It’s rare to find a Ramones tune clocking in over three minutes. The sweet spot’s closer to 2...
Igor Stravinsky Appears on American Network TV & Tells Stories About His Unconventional Musical Life (1957)
One evening in 1957, viewers all across America tuned in to see Stravinsky. The broadcast wasn’t a performance of Stravinsky’s music, although those would continue to draw...
Modernizing Table-Top Role-Playing Games — Pretty Much Pop: A Culture Podcast #96
https://podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/partiallyexaminedlife/PMP_96_5-15-21.mp3 What’s the current status of table-top role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons in pop culture? Thanks to D&D’s recent depiction in Stranger Things and the...
Allyson Felix qualifies for her fifth Olympic Games.
Allyson Felix will take aim at becoming the most decorated track and field athlete in Olympic history.
It’s Novak Djokovic’s Wimbledon. Don’t Roll Your Eyes.
The fiery star’s march toward history could force his detractors into an uncomfortable position: giving him his due.
Jon Rahm Wins the U.S. Open, His First Major Championship
In his first tournament back after testing positive for the coronavirus, the Spaniard, 26, birded the final two holes to overtake Louis Oosthuizen and claim his...
