Barry Blitt

The New Yorker doesn't exactly have a reputation for being populist, but sort of surprisingly, it's decided to weigh in on the controversy surrounding the Mass Effect 3 ending. Eustace Tilley has peered down his monocle, at least the blog version of his monocle, at Mass Effect fans, and he's seen ??just about what anyone ...  

The anti-climactic ending to the "Mass Effect" trilogy, and more importantly the vehement fan response, which manifested itself in angry letters and forum comments, an online community calling itself Retake ME3, and even a Dadaist protest in the form of 402 cupcakes delivered to game developer BioWare's offices, has earned an unheard of amount of press coverage.  

Recently Thought Catalog published a simply adorable conglomeration of words and titled it The Moment You Become A New Yorker , where one commenter weighed in with the most absurd list , stating a true New Yorker is unfazed when they witness a cab hitting a cyclist, when they see a crazy outfit on the streets, and when they get seated next to Leonardo DiCaprio at a restaurant. We can assure you ...  

Former St. Louis artist gives the White House rainbow columns on New Yorker cover.  

Mr. Ross, one of four cartooning brothers, had his first cartoon published in a 1937 issue of The New Yorker.