Yesterday's People Where does the journalist stop and the documentary photographer begin? De Morgen’s globe-trotting photojournalist Tim Dirven shares his thoughts and pictures about shooting in some of the world’s most remote corners.

I’m Not Gay, but My Boyfriend Sure Is It’s hard to be an average American male when all the guys around you are extremely hot. Joshua Sonnier reports from inside the chambers of the Men in Love with Gay Men support group.

Roundtable: Writing on the Web We have an obvious stake in the state of writing on the Web: it’s what we do, what we’re interested in, and something we care about. So when we began asking ourselves, ‘What is writing like on the Web, today?’ we decided that rather than answer the question ourselves, it would be a lot more fun to kidnap a bunch of people we like and respect, lock them in a garage with a few folding chairs, and make them answer our questions. The Editors listen.

Typography in The Sun When people applaud or boo the newly risen New York Sun, it’s usually for political or editorial reasons. Rarely does anyone mention the paper’s design, a noteworthy if nostalgic broadsheet on the newsrack. Type enthusiast Andy Crewdson takes us through the details.