Many library cards have free museum passes. I also believe Bank of America has free museum days. Museums usually will have 1-2 free community days a year, but they’re usually swamped.

Philly’s got some pay what you wish museums going on until September as well.

This is awesome, thank you for this article! I am super excited about this. I’m a museum nerd. 🤓 I just downloaded one for Descanso Gardens which is totally not a museum, but I love it there and haven’t been in years. 

I feel like Martin must be a more affordable narrator than we all might guess.

You have to admit, when Matt Berry says “There’s Cabbage!?” it’s pretty funny.

In short, like with most of Oliver’s segments: I laugh and then feel a blunt sense of despair in the pit of my stomach that far outlasts the initial chuckle.

Things weren’t helped by the machinations of Ray Purchase, arch-nemesis and massive bell-end.

It’s all they were able to record with Clem Fandango and Danny Bear interrupting him constantly.

If you can’t quite place which voice John DiMaggio is using for the king, it is the construction worker from the Parasites Lost episode of Futurama.

Is that Joe Estevez doing the voice over on the China movie?

Matt Berry is too good for this show, and is basically a wasted talent here. 

It doesn’t work. Especially when American companies have much of their production in China, rely on imports of Chinese materials or exporting their products there.

There may be a difference between protectionism and antagonism.

I should note that the general consensus among economists is that protectionism has historically had a negative impacts on economic growth, and is probably among the causes of economic collapses like the great depression.

Also, our current stance on the WTO…

[FARTS]

Whatever else you think of Boots’ essay, the scene where Stallworth and his colleagues trap the racist cop on tape was downright laughable in its implausibility.  

Except for the fact that the “hates white people” thing was a lie. It was a rumor started by a caller on the Howard Stern Show.

Yeah pretty brutal. The interview is Quincy Jones-level no-fucks-given. 

I remember back when the AV Club used to host live musicians :( 

Badu is the best. I was surprised there was no article on the Lauryn Hill-bashing interview given by Robert Glasper the other day: