Lights out tonight, trouble in the weekend.
Your Perks: 1) Blazers, dress shirts, ties... Basically an entire lookbook’s worth of fall from BOGA. 2) The world’s smallest portable phone charger. Good things come from small chargers. 3) A device that basically gives you free Internet everywhere. Take it and run.
Then: To get a corned beef Reuben or Montreal smoked-meat sandwich from NYC hipster haven
Mile End, you’d have to make it to... NYC.
Now: You can have those things—including something called a Grandpa
Pack—delivered to your door overnight. Actual grandkids not required.
What we need to tell you: This is a coffee-table book by photographer Russell James. It’s
filled with mostly black-and-white images of mostly nude Victoria’s Secret models.
What we don’t need to tell you: Anything else, really.
Perhaps you’ve heard of Yo. It’s an app where, if your friends also have the app, you can send out an alert saying simply... “Yo.” Well, this is that, but for beer. So you can send your friends a message saying... “Beer?!” Technology is a wonderful thing.
This new service gets pro travel writers to draft your Airbnb listings. This J. Peterman copy from Seinfeld is how we imagine it’ll read: “It’s a hot night. The mind races. You think about your knife, the only friend who hasn’t betrayed you, the only friend who won’t be dead by sunup. Sleep tight, mates, in your quilted chambray nightshirts.” Enjoy.
On Kempt: The best leather jackets
for roughly 800 bucks. Why Colin Farrell will do well on True Detective. And why Vince Vaughn probably won’t...
On Driven: A painted ’85 Rolls-Royce is being auctioned off to support the
Wounded Warrior Project. It’s our kind of art.
