Thursday Are from Mars: A Cooking Lesson from Laurence Fishburne
Men! What are they thinking? We can't always answer that, but we'll be posting our favorite glimpses into their world in this space every Thursday.
* If you're looking for a little inspiration, take a tour of the mechanical wonders and vintage toys in cartoonist Chris Ware's home and studio. (Trip City)
* Mantyhose: Are men ready to wear tights? Are we ready for men to wear tights? (The Week)
"Dreams, for most kids, stay in a blur. For John, it's starting to clear."—Will Orozco, a retired sanitation worker in the Bronx, on his gymnast son John's Olympic hopes. (NYTimes)
Ozwald Boateng: In the Kitchen on Nowness.com.
* Laurence Fishburne wanted to help his friend, the designer Ozwald Boateng, to become a better husband and father, so he channeled his considerable charm into a cooking lesson. Lucky for us, it was caught on tape. (The Nowness)* If you're looking for a little inspiration, take a tour of the mechanical wonders and vintage toys in cartoonist Chris Ware's home and studio. (Trip City)
* Mantyhose: Are men ready to wear tights? Are we ready for men to wear tights? (The Week)
"Dreams, for most kids, stay in a blur. For John, it's starting to clear."—Will Orozco, a retired sanitation worker in the Bronx, on his gymnast son John's Olympic hopes. (NYTimes)
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