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Campari for life.
It doesn’t involve sunscreen-free tanning on a nude beach.
Imposters and artisanal chocolate makers in Brooklyn crossed the wrong Quibbits.
There are good things in this world, and here’s one.
Benoît Violier’s suicide shows the restaurant business’ dark side.
Pete Wells sends message that people are tired of pretentious restaurants.
New unregulated drug is a boon to some, but has its pitfalls.
Why are we spending so much money on leaf removal?
I hate reading about animal torture and try to avoid it.
Ditch shopping and go outside instead.
One angry chef takes the gloves off.
Condescending MSN restaurant article gives very bad advice.
Medical marijuana’s elephant in the grow room: the poor need not apply.
What is the point of the department's existence?
It’s difficult to be sure what’s ethical and what isn’t.
Not with the guy in India. Just you.
Women and girls don’t have enough action figure role models.
"Terroirist" California winemaker on a quixotic quest for a truly original wine.
The astringent magic of V8 Sea Salt & Clam.
Rescuing a dog shouldn’t be so difficult.
From Mike Levchenko. Check them out here. Via Metafilter.
The new Palace x Reebok collaboration goes on sale July 9 at Palace's official website. Via GQ.
"Dumb Donald is, well, dumb. So dumb in fact, we named a beer after him..." From Spiteful Brewing. More info at Boing Boing.
"...this year, Budweiser is going even further. The summer cans and bottles will run through the November election—which is to say that for seven months, every Budweiser sold in the U.S. will read 'America.'" Co.Design looks at Budweiser's new "patriotic" design. Via BoingBoing.
Photographs by Shaughn Crawford and John DuBois, documenting the non-Catholic Sisters of the Valley, "nuns" and weed-cultivators based in Merced, CA. More at Bored Panda. Via Metafilter.
Complete with Funfetti cream cheese. Inside Brooklyn's The Bagel Store. More from INSIDER. Via Boing Boing.
Great Scott! It's Back to the Future Day! A Think Geek exclusive. Via Boing Boing.
Two shirts (also, a flask) designed by Mitch O'Connell. Via Boing Boing.
"Robert Samuel, founder of Same Ole Line Dudes, makes up to $1,000 a week to stand in line. He charges $25/hour to wait in line for Broadway shows, sample sales, tech releases and even brunch waitlists." More on Salon.