Why Recent Graduates Should Join Code for America

February 2, 2014 | HPD

Jennifer Pahlka, Founder & Executive Director of Code for America, in conversation with Jason Tanz, makes the case for a college graduate to spend a year working for Code for America.

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Photographer Tim Page Joins UN in Afghanistan

February 2, 2014 | HPD

World-famous photographer Tim Page is joining the United Nations mission in Afghanistan to document efforts to shore up democracy and peacebuilding efforts in the South Asian nation.

Mr. Page, from the United Kingdom, will capture images of the final weeks … Read More

Storm in an A-Cup

February 2, 2014 | HPD

Richard Neville wonders why society picks on art when there are so many other threats to children.

When Sydney police swooped on an upmarket art gallery on the eve of an exhibition of photographs by internationally renowned artist Bill Henson, … Read More

Discussing the Divine Comedy with Dante

February 2, 2014 | HPD

This 2006 painting by Dai Dudu, Li Tiezi, and Zhang An is in fact an image map with titles and wikipedia links — click here to visit the painting online, and explore the many stories it contains.

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Dickipedia – A Wiki of Dicks

January 25, 2014 | HPD

Designed to look just like Wikipedia’s layout, albeit with a slogan that reads, “a wiki of dicks,” Dickipedia gives you the type of insight you won’t find on the former site. Big names that get the dick treatment include Lance … Read More

The CIA’s 5 Most Mind Blowing Experiments With LSD

January 25, 2014 | HPD

By Robert Brockway

LSD has long been a staple of overweight, furry men with ponytails who list their occupation as ‘Earth Shaman’ on tax forms. The CIA is more typically known for their starched suits than their mind exploring orgies. … Read More