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BEAST KNOWS BEST

Lynch may be alone in his actions at the moment, but it seems fairly clear that in following the letter of the NFL's law — showing up to the press conference, and verbalizing an answer to a question — he's demonstrating that he, not Roger Goodell or anyone else, controls the conditions of his labor.

BUT NOT THIS ONE

"What’s even more striking about Williams is that she truly is a student of comedy who claims influences as diverse as Gilda Radner (well, sort of) to Cheri Oteri to, yes, Lily Tomlin. But, as an African American woman in late night comedy, she’s aware of the hurdles – she has interesting thoughts on 'SNL' (a show she adores) and the Internet’s initial reaction to her being cast on 'The Daily Show.'"

CAN YOU DIG IT?

The king of canned plant products is the canned tomato. Tomatoes are the ideal use case for canning: a product with a very minimal harvest time is picked at its peak and preserved, so I use canned tomatoes ten months a year, happily.

ALREADY FIGHTING ABOUT THAT OLD MILK

Three-quarters of the world's homes have a fridge — an appliance that can revolutionize a family's life. A tailor in one Indian village has just become the first person in his community to own one — something he has dreamed of for 10 years.

A TALE OF ONE FAMILY HOPELESSLY DIVIDED

He was America's most beloved deejay, the unmistakable voice who created 'American top 40' and rose to fame on the schmaltzy but irresistible charm of his "long-distance dedications." all of which makes the tabloid circumstances of his demise — an epic family feud waged in streets, courtrooms, and funeral homes from L.A. to Oslo — even more surreal.

THE ONLY PERSON WORRIED ABOUT BRAINS

For most of the last two seasons, the Seattle Seahawks have been the most physically prepared team in the NFL, a collection of perfectly honed athletes that can outrun and outmuscle opponents at will. The Seahawks’ secret weapon, though, just might be the team’s willingness to give a sports psychologist the freedom to roam the training facility, locker room and even the sidelines every game, to make sure their heads are as sound as their bodies.

HISTORICAL DRAMA AND ITS MALCONTENTS

If you want to understand the impossible bind in which the makers of serious historical dramas now find themselves, consider two headlines, both alike in indignity, and both used to bludgeon Ava DuVernay’s film "Selma" for its departures from historical fact. “Not Just a Movie,” columnist Maureen Dowd declared in the New York Times. “That’s Just Not True,” admonished historian Julian Zelizer in Salon.

HE SHOULD HOLD A STEAM SALE FOR GREEK DEBT

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, whose anti-austerity Syriza party won last weekend’s Greek election, named his cabinet on Tuesday and Valve Corporation’s in-house economist Yanis Varoufakis is its finance minister. Gone are the days of Valve’s anarcho-syndicalism: he now answers to the Greek government and, to a degree, the European Union.

THE 'BOB'S BURGER EXPERIMENT'

What would "A Good Manchego Is Hard To Find" or a "Kales From The Crypt" burger taste like? Cole Bowden, an engineer for Honda, couldn't help wondering. So like any good engineer, he started tinkering  —  in the kitchen, turning the show writers' culinary jokes into real recipes.

EVERYBODY'S DOING IT

In North America, the Canadians have long had to play country mouse to the flashier city mouse of the U.S. It’s the latter that gets all the attention, while the former sits quietly in a corner .But recent stories have shown just how big a player the Canadians are becoming — at least in the surveillance realm.

NEVER TOO LATE FOR A SHOW

Time is running out for Jay Leno to reunite with David Letterman in late night — and right now the ball is in Leno's court. According to sources inside "Late Show with David Letterman," the program has reached out to Leno about coming on as a guest before Letterman departs CBS on May 20.