ICYMI of the Week: All the News We Didn't Get to Print

Phew. What a week it’s been. Can you believe everything that’s happened? Wow.

Wait? Are you telling me that there’s more stuff happening? Stuff we didn’t even get to? To that I say, sir or madam, you are downright batty! That’s right, you’ve gone off the deep end.

Fine! We’ll publish a kind of catch all for somethings we wanted to talk about but didn’t get around to.

Here’s you ICYMI dump of the week:

Vulture did a profile to the reclusive comics co-creator of Dr. Strange, Spiderman, and more. 

Vox delivered a fascinating a short video on the history of zip codes.: 

Thrillist reported on the disturbing story of man who died in the Yellowstone Basin. 

CTV took us to Santa School. 

Kotaku tried a new Google experiment, and then Googled “something else to do.” 

The Daily Mail reported on the discovery of HIV antibody. 

Techcrunch tells the real story of how Facebook and Google plan to ban fake news.

Charlie Rose sat down with Jon Stewart to get his thoughts on the election.

Daily Dot gives us the story of a lifetime: Ken Bone asked to get roasted on Reddit, got roasted.