The weekend has money on Leo.
Your Perks: 1) A membership that scores you tough-to-get reservations at top restaurants around the country. Useful. Quite useful. 2) Stunning wooden headphones that look and sound amazing. Nicely done, trees. 3) A special bottle of Dom Pérignon. Make sure you always have (at least) one handy.
You: What’s this?
Us: An auction filled with rare Beatles paraphernalia.
You: Rare, huh? Like what?
Us: Handwritten letters from Ringo Starr, pages torn from autograph books, John Lennon’s
erotic sketches, performance contracts, rare fliers and—
You: That’ll do. I’ll just go ahead and check out the slideshow to
get an idea.
Look down. Yep, right there. At your wrist. Find the spot where you’d put one of the 10 watches in Filson’s ’50s-inspired Dutch Harbor collection. Good. Now know that they’re available for preorder now and shipping in early March. Proceed as you see fit.
Will this Tinder-inspired friendship-but-also-sort-of-dating app bring world peace? Probably not. Is it a pretty astounding way to try and forge conversations between Republicans and Democrats, and between Trump supporters and Latinos? Well, yeah. It most definitely is.
An Oscar speech template, Mad Libs–style. A history of red carpets. A by-the-hour style forecast, with all necessary consideration given to Eddie Redmayne. This, this is your guide to the Oscars.
If you’ve ever thought it would be cool to experience what Instagram looks like through an Oscar nominee’s eyes... or, say, anyone else’s... here’s an app that’ll let you scroll through anyone’s feed as if you’re that person. If you haven’t ever thought that would be cool, then, well... maybe now you will.
Tanner Goods: Many parkas,
windbreakers and boots at 40% off.
Ledbury: Up to 50% off flannels,
button-downs and other things to ease your torso into spring.
Supply & Advise: You
type in the code “EXTRA40” and 40% of the price disappears, you see?
The New Yorker video series gets into wrestling and taxidermy, the DJ Shadow–endorsed Dj Pound drops a damn good single, and the new Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is happening—either on Netflix or on an IMAX screen near you. If you have your own personal IMAX screen, by all means...
