New York Times journalist Stephen J. Dubner and Economist Steven Levitt wrote the book which makes even the most boring and tedious subjects seem interesting.

The documentary sounds kind of crazy and wild while it explains a drop in crime rates throughout the early 90′s, socioeconomic patterns and repercussions of baby names.  And then there’s, Grady & Ewing looking at the results from underachieving students receiving cash to excel in their studies and dives into the shady dealings in the world of Sumo wrestling.

But I must admit I like the poster.