Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson
The charges: ubiquity
Actually, in fairness, there’s nothing especially wrong with this. It’s just that if we see one more dishevelled businessman reading it avidly on the subway, his face lit with the glow of hope that maybe just a little Jobsian stardust might somehow sprinkle onto his next start-up idea, we’ll dissolve into a puddle of existential despair once and for all.

The 50 Albums Everyone Needs to Own, 1963-2013
Incredible Reading Rooms Around the World
A Brief Survey of Naughty Public Art
The Best and Worst of Last Night’s ‘SNL’ with Ben Affleck
43 Great Tina Fey Quotes for Her 43rd Birthday

