Strange but true: this stash of bank paraphernalia contains some seriously impressive bits of graphic design.

For the past 15 years Jeremy Blakeslee has taken the often dangerous journey into the magnificent remnants and ruins of America's industrial history.

n+1 is a literary journal about American culture. It's a youthful rival to the New Yorker, Paris Review and McSweeney's Believer, but slightly more approachable and not as snooty.

Remember the old boiled-egg-getting-sucked-into-a-bottle trick? Linda Dong does – she's dedicated her online photo project, Simple Science, to "the beauty inherent in simple scientific concepts and experiments".

When Cesar Kuriyama turned 30 he did what most 30 year olds don't: quit his job and started filming his life, for one second, every day.

Not just for carnivores, Meatpaper is a mag for anyone interested in why humans do (and eat) what we do.

Meet Alan Hill, the lone resident and current custodian of Detroit's Packard Automotive Plant, a one-time hub of the luxury car industry.

In early 2005, a friend of David Byrne's told the Talking Heads frontman she missed hearing what he played in his office. So in April that year he started his online radio show.

A new blog showcases incredible photos hand-picked from the New York Times picture library, dating back to 1896.

Louis C.K., Zach Galifianakis, Patton Oswalt, Dave Eggers, Kirsten Schaal and Amy Sedaris dish out advice in this new book published by The Believer.