David Lebovitz shares his culinary adventures at the Salon de l'Agriculture in Paris, indulging in regional specialties and exotic treats. via David Lebovitz's website.
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Digiday's article discusses the challenges faced by legitimate online publishers due to the rise of sites that exploit online ad systems with low-quality content. via The source of this content is Digiday.
FlowingData examines whether a larger pizza offers better value, arguing that bigger pizzas are generally more cost-effective. via @flowingdata
Cameron Crowe's 1973 Rolling Stone article follows the Allman Brothers Band at the height of their fame. via Rolling Stone
Spike Lee discusses gentrification in Brooklyn, specifically calling out its impact on Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, the Lower East Side, Williamsburg, and Bushwick. via BrooklynVegan
Carl Sagan's unique ability to communicate science, his impact on pop culture, and his legacy are explored through his life, work, and archives. via Smithsonian
This humorous guide exaggerates the overanalysis of common text messages. via Complex
Repair policies from brands like Red Wing, Patagonia, and Barbour are highlighted by Valet in this article advocating for repairing quality menswear instead of replacing it. via Valet
This humorous guide exaggerates the overanalysis of common text messages. via Complex
A blogger shares their appreciation for "The Laughing Heart," a poem by Charles Bukowski, and suggests readers watch a related Levi's commercial. via to take the train
A 93-year-old writer reflects on aging, love, loss, and finding joy in life's twilight years. via The New Yorker
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