The weekend is a chip off the old week.
This week, we’re stocking your closet with Seize sur Vingt shirts—woven in Italy—for half-off. We’re also giving you 42% off last-minute summer wines. Plus, you’re getting into all four days of bonfires, movies and Clint Eastwood at the Carmel Art & Film Festival. In case you’re feeling lucky...
Phil Collins: multiplatinum musical artist, Oscar winner and hysterical meteorologist. Yes, this site is an abstract visual weather report from the Genesis drummer and maestro behind “Sussudio.” If it’s hot, “No Jacket Required.” And if a high-pressure system is moving in, he can feel it in the air tonight.
You may have lost sight of the true meaning of social networks: getting together and drinking. But now, there’s an app for the one that gets it, DrinkedIn. Find the best (also: nearest) bars and meet fellow Sazerac enthusiasts. Any poking you’ll have to do on your own.
Taking a trip to Italy for the sole purpose of obtaining a custom tie: possibly overkill. The next best thing: sending in your preferred measurements for a tie hand-sewn by the Neapolitan tie gods at E&G Cappelli. That 2.13-incher is practically yours.
Like Jell-O and starlets named Zoe, there’s always room for another sports publication. Particularly The Classical, started by writers from Sports Illustrated and that bastion of sports journalism, The Nation. Just one thing: they still need investors to get off the ground. Good thing “become publishing mogul” is on your to-do list.
Seems like rough times for a certain legendary, first-generation computer mogul. We speak, of course, of Paul Allen, who is selling off his private island (near Washington State). It’s got an airstrip, a private dock and miles of crystal-clear beaches. You know, the essentials.
