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Jesse Eisenberg's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1
By The Shouts Dept.
In anticipation of Eisenberg’s New Yorker Festival event, we invite you to revisit a handful of his finest Shouts.
In anticipation of Eisenberg’s New Yorker Festival event, we invite you to revisit a handful of his finest Shouts.
“The Mystery of Joe’s Constant Trips Downtown,” “A Clue in the Search History,” ”The Phantom Condom,” and more.
Boehner said that he plans to begin every day with a good breakfast, some exercise, and a vote to repeal Obamacare before lunch.
The Pope went into a subway station and saw that he’d just missed the G train. But only five minutes later, another G train appeared.
People are expressing profound gratitude that the news media is offering non-stop coverage of Francis’s every move.
Test-driving The New Yorker’s newest technological breakthrough.
Residents grappled with the realization that Walker would soon be back behind his desk performing his duties.
I’m starving. I find some berries, but I can’t consult the “Edible Berry or Nah” Twitter account, so I’m rolling the dice.
You know what never happens? Ever? No human in the history of New York has ever thrown away a fully intact, unblemished plain slice.
The billionaire Koch brothers demanded that Walker return the nine hundred million dollars they had allocated to his campaign.