*The Neu Jorker* is a parody magazine so accurate to...
*The Neu Jorker* is a parody magazine so accurate to *The New Yorker* that readers might not be able to spot the difference.
via WIRED*The Neu Jorker* is a parody magazine so accurate to *The New Yorker* that readers might not be able to spot the difference.
via WIREDA new study reveals that despite some differences between generations, the desires to find yourself and your people remain consistent for young people. via Ad Age.
This blog post argues that text is here to stay, despite predictions that video will replace it. via kottke.org.
A Miami sushi chef demonstrates the proper technique for using chopsticks in a YouTube video. via Eater
Highsnobiety's Style section features articles about Dior x Stone Island's new collaboration, Supreme's new ownership, summer fashion trends, and more.
via Highsnobiety
Business Insider lists 7 books Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey says have changed his life.
via businessinsider
A Wall Street Journal survey shows rapid growth in online shopping. via wsj.com
America's must-see natural wonder is getting a $40 million makeover. via wsj.com
An article on PhocusWire discusses Mary Meeker's 2016 Internet Trends report highlighting UberPool's growth and the resurgence of ridesharing. via PhocusWire.
Digiday recaps the week's top stories, including changes coming to Snapchat Discover. via Digiday
Eater reports that The French Laundry and Per Se have dropped to the "back fifty" of the World's 50 Best Restaurants list, with several other notable restaurants also dropping off.
via Eater
This biography covers Kanye West's life and career, from his early days to his music, fashion, relationships, and controversies. via Highsnobiety
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