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Thing we were happiest to learn: Mad Pooper V. Colorado never became a landmark first amendment case. Once the local news picked up on the story and the Mad Pooper’s fame grew, a video appeared on YouTube from a man purporting to be a family member of the Mad Pooper, who he identified as “Shirley.” He apologized on her behalf, saying she had suffered a traumatic brain injury. But he insisted that she was breaking no law (in fact, she was breaking several), and that public pooping was protected by the First Amendment and belonged in the same protected category as breastfeeding. The loca...

How we moved from convict brutality to songs around the piano We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss How we moved from convict brutality to songs around the piano As The Sydney Morning Herald celebrates its 190th birthday, three leading Australian writers consider the stepping stones to the development of Sydney’s artistic culture. Save Normal text size Advertisement On June 4, 1789 a theatrical cast made up of young convict performers performed a play in Sydney. It was George Farquhar’s The Recruiting Officer, a play full of humour...

Every artist who has tried to depict a swimming pool – and in Australia there must be hundreds – will testify to the difficulties.