Yesterday, Dealbook looked at how Wall Street's swagger is creeping back, with examples like, "A Morgan Stanley trader recently tried to hire a dwarf for a bachelor party in Miami, asking the dwarf to meet him at the airport in a ‘Men in Black’ style suit, according to e-mail exchanges... The trader, who wanted to handcuff the dwarf to the bachelor, was recently fired." For more antics like this, Daily Intel has compiled a short history of Wall Street Masters of the Universe' love of dwarves. more ›

In the century and change since Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House premiered, the play's feminist denunciation of male-dominated domesticity has gone from radical to rather quaint. But leave it to pioneering avant-garde theater company Mabou Mines to blow the dust of the classic with their ingeniously staged production, in which all male characters are played by actors whose heights range from 40 to 53 inches, and the women by actors almost six feet tall. more ›