A decade and a half of Phillip Niemeyer’s “100 Years of Food”
- In honor of the holiday, designer Phillip Niemeyer continues his “100 years of…” series with “100 years of food.” I love these. For the whole century, go to the Globe. [The Boston Globe]
- Protests continue across the country in solidarity with Ferguson. [BBC]
- Will Ferrell has been surprisingly vocal about his outrage over Twitter. We share this, because it’s unexpected. [Twitter]
- Pitchfork just ClickHoled itself with these 2015 album reviews. [Pitchfork]
- New York is going to get its first cat cafe on December 15, 2014. What does “cat cafe” mean? Eater interviews Christina Ha, co-founder of Meow Parlour. [Eater]
- McDonald’s supports Greenpeace? [Twitter]
- Can you separate Travis Kalanick, Uber founder, from his douchey comments, like that one time he told GQ he can get ladies as quickly as he can call an Uber—“yeah, we call that Boob-er”. [Modern Luxury]
- Another paragon for the Caity Weaver canon: a lyrical analysis of Ariana Grande’s new song “Santa Tell Me,” which is about wanting to bone Santa. [Gawker]
- There will officially be a sequel to Blade Runner, co-developed by Ridley Scott and Hampton Fancher. This is news to us. [Vulture]
- Oh New York. “Alt” turkey dinners take turkey for a little spin. [Village Voice]
- Trigger warning: this might make you throw up all over Thanksgiving. VICE covers British animals who are force fed meat, like this police horse. “[I]f there’s one thing that makes this great country peerless among our European counterparts, it’s our noble history of feeding shaking, industrially reared animals the reconstituted carcasses of their animal cousins.” [VICE]
- The New York Times Editorial Board writes the best summary on this Ferguson bullshit and why we should be depressed. [The New York Times]
