The Question Mark"The Cavuto" [TVNewser]
Wednesday on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart explored the "Cavuto" -- a punctuation mark similar to a question mark. This is a must-see.

Fashion Week: From the Trenches [FishbowlNY]
It's one of the biggest mysteries of Fashion Week: Just who are all these people? These days, beyond the fifth row of every show, we can never identify more than a handful of people (and we're plenty good with faces).

LG15 --The Gift That Keeps on Giving [FishbowlLA]
Just when the LG15 quasi-mystery is solved and we're all ready to move on, conspiracy theory emails show up. FBLA got one, as did The New York Times' Virginia Heffernan -- who's really nice as well as astute, thus embarrassing us for trying to be funny about her willingness to believe -- and who thinks the email sender takes "the wack line."

I'll Take Literature for $200, Alex! [GalleyCat]
If you're a fan of Louis Bayard, the author of The Pale Blue Eye and Mr. Timothy, set your DVR to record Jeopardy tomorrow night, as he'll make at least one appearance on the show, the author revealed in an email sent to his friends and fans.

Former Dwell-er Arieff Lands as Times Blogger [UnBeige]
With barely enough time to clean out her desk at Dwell, former editor Allison Arieff has already moved on to greener design pastures: she's landed a blogging gig for The New York Times.

Good Editor? Prove It [MBToolbox]
When a writer is applying for a full-time job and HR wants clips, then the writer in question simply presents copies of work that he or she has published. What about an editor, though? How can an editor prove his or her editing prowess?