A recent study found that Americans have inaccurate perceptions about the demographics of Democrats and Republicans. via FiveThirtyEight

Lightweight military shirts are styled for summer with tips and links to purchase. via Valet.

The growing concern of fake followers and engagement in influencer marketing is a problem brands and agencies are trying to combat. via The Drum

Lubomira Rochet, L'Oréal's chief digital officer, discusses the company's shift toward a digital-first marketing strategy, including increased YouTube ad spending. via Think with Google

PUNCH's expert panel blind-tested 15 gin and tonic recipes to determine which recipe reigns supreme.

A San Francisco restaurant called Creator has unveiled a robot-operated burger-making machine that produces $6 burgers. via Fast Company

This WIRED article recaps the penultimate episode of Westworld's second season, focusing on the Man in Black's struggle with his identity and Teddy’s crisis of conscience. via WIRED.

Catherine Cusick's article imagines how an interview between the late journalist Tim Russert and former President Donald Trump might unfold today.

David Droga thinks bad advertising is going away, but advertising itself is here to stay. via Adweek

Valet Magazine recommends six driving apps to make summer 2018 road trips easier.

Agencies need to embrace technology and use data to understand individual customers, moving away from traditional creative and broad-audience messaging. via Digiday.

This June 15th, 2018 post shared some curated sale picks on men's clothing. via The source of this content is Well Spent.