Will Ferrell and Chad Smith had an epic battle on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show, complete with impressive drumming and a surprise ending.

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Quinn Norton's "Everything Is Broken" examines the pervasive issue of software vulnerabilities and their impact, highlighting how poorly written code leaves systems susceptible to exploitation. via Medium

PSFK is a resource for marketers, innovators, and retailers looking for information about trends and innovation. via PSFK

Mashable lists 10 apps and services that cater to lazy Sundays, offering convenient options for everything from dry cleaning to wine delivery. via Mashable.

Bloomberg Businessweek features articles on India's rotting rice problem and US chips found in Russian missiles.

New Balance will re-release the M997NV shoe, originally released in 1991. via Highsnobiety

Cameron Moll breaks down the costs and profits of his successful Kickstarter project which raised $64,597, but due to unexpected expenses, netted him only about $4,923. via @cameronmoll.

Public comment on the FCC's proposed net neutrality rules, which include allowing "fast lanes" for internet traffic, is open through September 10th.

This reading list covers modern dating topics such as navigating Tinder and the challenges of interracial relationships. via Longreads

Samsung successfully brings innovations to market by strategically managing upper management approval for new initiatives. via Harvard Business Review.

Sarah Green Carmichael of Harvard Business Review questions whether male leaders are subjected to the same level of scrutiny as Jill Abramson, former executive editor of The New York Times.

Ben Casselman argues in The Slow Death of American Entrepreneurship that entrepreneurship in the U.S. is declining, attributing this to factors like an aging population and the dominance of large corporations.