10,000 Words invites friends to read aloud from a selection of Semiotext(e) titles.

How to detect and avoid taking the bait: Investigating the tricks trolls play.

What is Money? Intersectionality? Modernism? Explained.

Dancefloorensick is a six-part visual mixtape by Riccardo Benassi. 

Fashion label Women’s History Museum is here to (re)teach us how to dress.

Early Stage is about the inner life of artificial intelligence.

The road trip. The startup. The garage band. Americana as we know it was born in the garage.

General Intellects — thinkers, who, when constellated, create a collective picture of our world.

Are you my Mother?

Queering and decolonizing the tools of ecology to expose the fractures of our current petro-capitalist world.

Brigitte Baptiste explains how the ecological realm is an ethical landscape in which we act and interact.

In this era of mass confusion and delusion it’s important to keep the facts straight.

Donna Haraway, Flo Kennedy, Noam Chomsky, Martha Rosler, and Murray Bookchin deconstruct the news media.

What makes the idea of reparations for African Americans so terrifying?

Restaging real literary and academic feuds, forcing rivals to confront each other face-to-face.

The bots are not bots and often, before long, they quit, burnt out from eight hours a day, staring at the worst and the most banal humanity has to offer.

An otherworldly cooking show

Derek G. Larson's Très Mall is a serious cartoon.

Replacing the "everybody is a worker" ethos with the "everything is work" reality of today.

Unboxing more than consumer trends.

Citarella cycles through memes in a behind-the-servers look at expressions of platform capitalism and online political propaganda.