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ESPN+ has a little-known benefit that’s worth the $7 fee alone

By Noah McGraw Apr 26, 2022 12:41 PM

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If you’re looking to break in one of the best TVs modern tech has to offer, or you’re looking to push your home theater to its entertainment limits, a sports content package is a good way to do so. ESPN+ is one of the best options out there, because not only does it bring you great streaming content throughout the year but it also gives you access to exclusive web and digital content. ESPN+ is just $7 per month, and it can be bundled with Hulu and Disney+ for just $14 per month.

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ESPN+ is a streaming sports service that provides access to live sports and exclusive premium content. Featured sports include Major League Baseball, NHL, UFC, and NCAA basketball, which are among many other enticing sports you can access on the platform. With an ESPN+ subscription, you also get full access to ESPN’s 30 for 30 award-winning documentary series. If settling in with your home theater is of interest to you, you can also subscribe to it as part of the Disney Bundle for just $14 per month, which also gives you access to Hulu and Disney+ so you can watch the best movies on Disney+ and all of the great content that’s new on Disney+ right now.

If having great sports content delivered straight to your TV isn’t enough, an ESPN+ subscription also gives you access to more than 3,000 exclusive articles a year from top writers like Matthew Berry, Ramona Shelburne, Mel Kiper, Todd McShay, and Jackie McMullan, covering topics such as fantasy sports, NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB. ESPN+ content can be accessed from anywhere, on any device, allowing you to take your sports fandom with you wherever you go, and keeping you in the know on all of your favorite sports and teams.

If you’re a diehard sports fan, or if you’re looking for a great way to experience your home theater, an ESPN+ subscription is a must. A subscription runs just $7 per month and can be canceled any time, and you can also subscribe to ESPN+ via the Disney Bundle, which includes Hulu and Disney+, for just $14 per month.

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A toast to excellence: Don’t overthink lighting a cigar…but don’t underthink it either

Face, Head, Person

When I first decided I was ready to try cigars for the first time, I was ready to jump right in and sit back to enjoy the experience. Then, something crazy happened. I couldn’t light it. It seemed so simple. Flame, meet cigar. It really couldn’t be that complicated. But I ran into a slew of problems. The wrong kind of flame, canoeing, an uneven burn, and the damn thing kept going out, causing me to restart the embarrassing process. So I reached out to my friends over at La Aurora to find out what I was doing wrong.

That is when I found out from their own John Gaglio that these issues are very common and there is no reason to be embarrassed. Instead, don’t overthink lighting your cigar. And don’t underthink it. Instead, try to use the following tips and enjoy the experience without shame.

Topgolf brings back John Daly to continue to “disrupt” the game

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To the uninitiated, golf can feel like a stuffy game. There is a dress code, there is an etiquette, and you even have to be quiet. At a sporting event. For those of us who love golf (don’t get me wrong, I am a huge fan but believe it is called golf because the other four-letter words are taken), we recognize golf isn’t stuffy as much as it is steeped in tradition. But there has always been one man who shirked the shackles of the tradition and disrupted the game of golf with one of the most immaculate vibes in the sport, John Daly. With his drinking, smoking, wild pants, wilder mouth, and general who-gives-a-sh*t nature, he was everything golf wanted to keep out. Now, the game embraces him and his vibe, and Topgolf brought him in to continue the disruption.

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Cigar Lounge Spotlight: The Carnegie Club takes you back to Rat Pack days

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Three blocks south of Central Park, before you find yourself lost in the hectic environment of Times Square, is a cigar lounge tucked back away from the hustle and bustle. It almost feels like a secret. A place only those in the know are privy to. Of course, if that is the intention, then lovers of this establishment will be coming for me in no time with their pitchforks. I am talking about The Carnegie Club—a cigar lounge sitting on 56th Street between 6th and 7th Avenue. From the moment you walk in, it doesn’t feel like a normal, run-of-the-mill bar. No, this has a New York feel, but a specific kind of New York feel. One that harkens back to the days of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. This feels like the Rat Pack days.

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