Thursdays Are from Mars: The Pieced-Together Life of a '60s Photographer
Men! What are they thinking? We can't always answer that, but we'll be posting our favorite glimpses into their world in this space every Thursday.
* After Jack Robinson passed away in 1997, Dan Oppenheimer, his boss at a stained glass studio, visited his apartment and found a treasure trove of photographs of 1960s icons. He's been piecing together Robinson's life ever since, and a new book of the photographer's work is available now. (NPR)
* Calling all couch potatoes! Let's all take a moment to remember Eugene Polley, the inventor of the remote control, who died this week at 96. (MPRNews)
* Spend some time getting to know fashion's forgotten god, Luis Estevez. (The Daily)
* "My job is to have empathy and curiosity for things I've never done."—The novelist Richard Ford on writing. (NYTimes)
| Photo: Jack Robinson |
* Calling all couch potatoes! Let's all take a moment to remember Eugene Polley, the inventor of the remote control, who died this week at 96. (MPRNews)
* Spend some time getting to know fashion's forgotten god, Luis Estevez. (The Daily)
* "My job is to have empathy and curiosity for things I've never done."—The novelist Richard Ford on writing. (NYTimes)
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