The weekend can’t fight this feeling anymore.
Your Perks: 1) Free wireless Internet—thanks to a tiny, portable box you can carry with you everywhere. 2) A pair of iconic aviators—the kind Maverick would wear. 3) The most intelligently designed umbrellas around. Spring showers bring Perked umbrellas...
It’s bad form to bring your own popcorn into a movie theater. But maybe that’s because until now, you’ve never been in possession of popcorn that tastes like margaritas, Dark and Stormys and hot toddies, and contains more alcohol than a can of beer. No one has to know you’re eating a Dark and Stormy.
“Wrecking Ball.” You know that song. Probably better than you’d like. Well, some British physicists have concluded that entering a space with the force of an actual wrecking ball would be “well beyond known limits to what a human being can stand without severe injury.” Way to answer the hard-hitting questions, science.
Dear The Sun,
Thanks for being all painfully bright and such. Without your blinding UV rays, Jack Spade might never have
started making these vintage-inspired polarized masterpieces we’re about to adorn ourselves with.
Best,
[Your eyes’ names here]
The chef laureate of Texas deliciousness, Dean Fearing, has a new cookbook on how to make some of the Lone Star State’s most beloved edible things like chilaquiles, cilantro-hollandaise-topped crab benedict and fried peach pies. Yep. All the light, delicate fare Texas is known for.
Some people bring blankets to the beach. Far fewer people bring checkerboards. And fewer people still bring a seafoam-green checkerboard blanket with glazed ceramic pieces and challenge the bronzed masses to relaxing board games. Ladies and gentlemen, meet the new frisbee.
