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From pickled prunes to sheep eyeballs, drunks worldwide have concocted some pretty crazy cures for hangovers. America continues this proud tradition with Hangover Heaven, a Las Vegas-based company that promises to cure the negative side effects of too much drinking. In a bus! More»
When you hear news like "Planned Parenthood Rejected Tucker Max," a number of possibilities come to mind -- most ending in tears. But no! Turns out the I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell author tried to donate $500,000 to the nation's largest sexual health care provider, but was spurned due to the "perception" of his writing.
Surprised? Tucker Max's marketer, Ryan Holiday, certainly was, and he wrote an article on Forbes.com protesting the group's decision. More»
Literary virtuoso and total dreamboat Tucker Max, author of the staggering works of genius I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell and Assholes Finish First, is looking for a research assistant for a "major book project," which Max promises to be unlike anything he has ever written-mildly humorous. Upon hearing this news, I looked in the mirror and told myself, "This is it. This is your moment." After minutes upon minutes of working through the laborious steps of Master Max's application, what resulted was nothing short of "you're hired." Here is how my e-mail went, more or less. More»
Last night Jay-Z threw a carnival party for the Shawn Carter Foundation, Blackthorn premiered, "The Education of Millionaires" launched on the Hudson Terrace, plus tons of New York City Wine and Food Festival events, including a kick off dinner at Red Rooster with Marcus Samuelsson, and much more! Last night's parties were all about the good food and good times! More»
Duke, we get it. Mummy and Pops shell out $50k a year in tuition so you’re entitled to misbehave a little. But lately, you almost-Ivy Leaguers have been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons! More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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