Links for the Day: Two Americans Share Nobel Economics Prize, The Facts and Fiction of Argo, Jon Jost’s Mark Rappaport Petition, & More

Links for the Day: Two Americans Share Nobel Economics Prize, The Facts and Fiction of Argo, Jon Jost’s Mark Rappaport Petition, & More

By Ed Gonzalez on October 15, 2012 in Links for the Day Jump to Comments (0)

Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley

Two Americans win Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics.

How accurate is Argo?

Please sign Jon Jost's petition on bealf of Mark Rappaport's stolen film materials.

Our own Phillip Maciak checks into American Horror Story: Asylum.

The Woodstock Film Festival announces its 2012 winners.

Click on Google's awesome logo today.

Slant contributor Jason Klorfein is producing a web series, F TO 7th. Help a brother out.

The downfall of British television icon Jimmy Savile.

Nick Pinkerton believes in cinema.

The New York City Marathon is thriving. So what's the problem?

Glen Mazzara and Robert Kirkman dissect the season-three premiere of The Walking Dead.

Why James Cameron does what James Cameron does:

Links for the Day: A collection of links to items that we hope will spark discussion. We encourage our readers to submit candidates for consideration to ed@slantmagazine.com and to converse in the comments section.

Ed White returns the shade David Halperin's been throwing on him over "Mildred Pierce." MAJOR "Gay Jeopardy" Bonus Points if you understand just how hilarious this is. http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2012/oct/25/is-there-good-way-be-gay/?pagination=false Carol Burnett should referee the next round.
Posted by David Ehrenstein on 2012-10-15 18:30:23

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