Archive
April 16, 2008
Political Foods
A New York Times story on the polling trend of microtargeting says that what you eat is linked to how you vote.
Cachaca
Aged batches of the Brazilian liquor - distilled from sugar cane - are popular among discerning booze hounds.
Tricia Walsh-Smith
The wife of a major Broadway theater operator airs their sordid marriage secrets on YouTube in order to gain leverage in a divorce.
Peggy Noland
Her outrageous spandex creations have been seen on bands like CSS and Tilly and the Wall.
Islamic Pubs
Britain's first Islamic pub provides a recreational place for Muslims to hang out and relax in, without the beer.
Elevators
The New Yorker delves into the secret lives of elevators, including the story of a man who was stuck inside one for 41 hours (and it was all caught on tape!).
