It’s Eurovision week, so scroll through this countdown of the contest’s best weird moments for a stroll down Eurovision memory lane
The always wonderful Roxane Gay on bodies doing impossible things
A very solid argument against inbox infinity (“That zero you are constantly fighting for is a lie. It’s a little spot on an endless slider extending forwards and backwards in either direction, and whether or not you pointlessly drag that slider to zero, there are another 100 million mostly irrelevant emails on the way to your inbox. Pick what you need out of the stream. Then...let it go, and watch that inbox climb”)
Not a complaint, just an observation
Reddit blew up this week when someone posed the question, "What's normal in your country that's considered weird in others?" Things we learned: People in Argentina will clap if they see a lost child, people in Ireland talk about death a lot, walking around barefoot outside in normal in NZ?
Covid reporters are not okay
Apparently frozen sweet potatoes taste like ice cream bars?
Slice’s new copywriter Claire introduced us to this online mini series called Hard Times To Fall in Love and it’s fair to say we’re hooked (plus we love a show that comes with a soundtrack)
Non-sexual turn-ons
Snack foods and scandal? This investigative piece on who actually invented Flamin’ Hot Cheetos is surprisingly spicy 🌶
What do you eat when you’re home alone? (scroll down; there’s YEARS’ worth of eating-alone-inspo in the comments)
The 25 online edits that defined the modern internet video
This is fascinating, unsettling and humbling: Six families in the US open the doors to their homes to share how much life costs for them
We suggest you follow this Instagram account of retro windows in Japan immediately
