Jake Rossen is a writer, editor, and curator of fine comic strip art. (Except Garfield.) His byline can be found within the pages of The New York Times, ESPN.com, Wired.com and a slew of health and fitness-related publications.
Stories about the author, the boy, and his stuffed tiger.... READ ON
For the December issue of mental_floss magazine, Jake Rossen managed to do something we thought was impossible—he snagged an interview with the legendary Bill Watterson.... READ ON
Not all actors are reluctant to reprise famous performances for smaller audiences. Here are six who inhabited signature roles without film cameras rolling.... READ ON
Growing up often means prioritizing work over fun stuff. Unless, of course, your job involves nothing but fun stuff.... READ ON
Check out these five ways the Big Blue Boy Scout actually made a difference outside of the comics pages.... READ ON
Here are some lesser-known but significant evolutions in the art and business of movies.... READ ON
May 7 marks National Teacher Day, part of a weeklong celebration for educators who work tirelessly to make certain we can still function in the event the Internet happens to break.... READ ON
5 Questions: Silent Night
A Festivus Quiz for the Rest of Us
The dot of the letter "i" is called a tittle.
