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What does summer mean to you? Beach, travel, friends? How about the fact that you can order a cocktail, or ideally several cocktails, at any time of day and not feel judged? But unlike, say, domestic beer, there's something of a quality threshold. Good cocktails need good ingredients and skilled labor, and that's going to cost you. Summer never lasts forever, so don't waste your money on bad cocktails at bad bars. Instead, why don't you take our advice on the best summer drinks and bars you're sure to love? More»

Judge Maryann Sumi strikes down Wisconsin's GOP-sponsored anti-union bill that would strip public workers of collective bargaining rights, a ruling that sends the case to the state Supreme Court. [LATimes]
Bello Maasaba, an 87-year-old Nigerian Islamic faith healer has married 107 women and currently has 86 wives ranging from ages 19-64. He be a P-I-M-P. [KTLA]
In what might be the most shocking news of the day, Amy Winehouse is actually still alive—I know, crazy, right?—and is back in rehab. [TMZ]
Measure to ban circumcision on male minors could end up on the November ballot in Santa Monica. [KABC]
Because murdering it as Don Draper just isn't enough, Jon Hamm will make his directorial debut for the season five premiere episode of "Mad Men". Can. Not. Wait. [HuffPo]

This video is a string of clips from "Mad Men" edited together of Don Draper saying "what?". I lost count after 41 "what's?". It sounds mind-numbing but is actually surprisingly captivating. That's probably just because it's Jon Hamm; anyone else and it would be pure pain. But it's Jon Hamm! What? Watch and see what I mean: More»

Something's happened to the New York dining scene. Sure, we have a bevy of different restaurants to choose from every night, based on every possible taste. We choose one, and we go and we eat and we pay and we head to the evening's real destination, be it party or nightclub or hotel lounge. But it didn't always used to be like this. More»

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No, this isn't a NuvaRing commercial. It's just Smartwater getting fancy! Last night, Los Angeles Magazine joined forces with Glaceau Smartwater to celebrate the launch of their new glass bottle at Sunset Tower Hotel. More»

-Jon Hamm on why viewers like watching him play the lying, cheating Don Draper in "Mad Men"

Jon Hamm as Don Draper

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Mad Men has done the impossible and gotten even darker than usual this year. But as bleak as things are in TV land, cast members given the boot before this transitional season are no doubt feeling Draper-like depression in real life. Viewers also feel abandoned by some missing favorites. More»

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Hmmph! We WERE having a perfectly lovely time last night at the Pop-Up party, until we were brusquely reprimanded by the management for taking pictures. To which we said "Whoaaaa, man! Chill out! Be groovy! Peace and love!". Who knew White Horse Tavern, haven for 1950s counterculture, would be so uptight? More»

With it's record high viewings, it is obvious Mad Men fever is in the air. If you really want to tap into the Mad Men mentality, you can by checking out all of the character's interactive Twitter accounts. More»

On the surface, Jersey Shore and Mad Men don’t have much in common except for filming right now and being the most highly anticipated shows on TV. But the seemingly opposite shows are a lot more similar than you would think. More»

The newly single Snooki and The Situation made out in public. [TMZ]
Last minute deal narrowly averts doormen strike. Best news ever. [Post]
Parolee runs halfway house out of luxury condo. The condo is in Bushwick, so no one is surprised. [NYDN]
NY Parks Department's new mascot Pearl the Squirrel appears, city furries are joyous. [Gothamist]
Jon Stewart uses gospel choir to bash Fox News, once again saving their eternal feud from dullness. [NYMag]
Metro North bar cars may be missing from the new train models. Commuters: "But how will we imitate Don Draper now?" [NY Times]