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See hipster worlds collide with Moleskine covers for your iPhone.

Read about the iPad having faster adoption rates than DVDs.

Read as the Houston Chronicle wonders which country makes the best beer in the world.

See a guy climb into a volcano.

Read about Gap bailing on the new logo.

Read/Watch about John Malkovich admitting that he once slit his brother’s throat.

R.I.P. Solomon Burke.

R.I.P. Tom Bosley.

R.I.P. Sony Walkman.

R.I.P. Eugenie Blanchard, world’s oldest person.

Read about Crystal Cathedral filing for bankruptcy.

Read about NPR canning Juan Williams.

Read about a spike in sales for the “Christian flag” in one NC town, because of where it cannot fly.

Read about the iPad now being available through Verizon.

See Pee Wee Herman on WWE.

Read as Time examines a study claiming that going along with the group triggers pleasure centers in our brains.

Read an interview with Daniel Lanois.

Read about the teen who got a DUI while dressed as a breathalyzer for Halloween.

Browse Pitchfork’s list of the top 40 artists using Twitter.

Browse Paste’s list of seven goth songs that would make great country songs.

Browse NME’s list of debut albums everyone should own.

Read this piece wondering if the phrase “Indie Rock” even means anything anymore.

Read Justin Taylor’s introduction to David Van Drunnen’s new book Living in God’s Two Kingdoms: A Biblical Vision for Christianity and Culture. I have not read this book yet but it looks very interesting, have you read it?

Read as Justin Taylor points out Calvin’s comments on “On the Tendency to Criticize, and the Need to Protect, Our Pastors.” And I don’t just link this because I’m a pastor.