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“It’s the pickleball of basketball”: Why a former pro is using Shoot 360 to get back in the game
I interviewed former pro basketball player, Jerald Reiner, about his history with the sport, his journey with earlier onset arthritis, and the second act he found in the form of Shoot 360. -
How culture shapes luxury watch choices in Portugal and America
Across the Atlantic, there is a profound divergence in how cultures perceive and value luxury timepieces. This fascinating dichotomy between European subtlety and American confidence represents one of the most compelling narratives in contemporary watch collecting, offering insights that transcend mere market trends to reveal how we communicate through what we wear on our wrists. […] -
The future of American coffee is solar powered
Wonderstate is one of a small group of U.S. coffee companies that has built its entire model around impact and accountability — which includes it’s unique solar-powered coffee roastery. Based in Wisconsin, Wonderstate Coffee operates one of the nation’s first 100% solar-powered roasters and sources 98% organic coffee beans. But what does this mean for […] -
The warrior within: Lessons from UFC and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu champion Alberto Crane
UFC veteran and world champion Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt, Alberto Crane, was diagnosed with the autoimmune condition, multiple sclerosis (MS), in 2012, and he was told he had to stop fighting. I interviewed him about his journey, what strength looks like when your body no longer cooperates, his new book, and lessons from combat sports that apply to everyday life. -
The Highball is having a serious moment
If you’ve been to a good cocktail bar lately you may have noticed that the Highball is buzzing. There’s nothing new about the drink, but thanks a renewed interest in Japanese culture (the omakase takeover, whisky, etc.) and minimalist drinks that deliver maximum flavor, the whiskey drink feels new again. In fact, it might be […] -
Built for the Moment: Nike Builds the USMNT’s 2026 World Cup Kit From the Inside Out
U.S. Soccer and Nike have revealed new kits for the USMNT to be worn at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The uniforms feature an athlete-driven design, with contrasting bold and subdued attitudes for the home and away versions, respectively. The vibrant home jersey features undulating red stripes reminiscent of the American flag, while the away […] -
No outlet, no problem: this Pit Boss pellet grill runs on battery for 15 hours and it’s down to $329
Battery-powered pellet grills are a fairly new category, and most of them ask you to accept meaningful compromises on cooking performance. The Pit Boss PB150PSB doesn’t play that game. It’s down to $329.99 direct from Pit Boss, a $170 saving off its $499 original price, and it brings genuine wood-fired flavor to wherever you happen […] -
Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. is releasing its first 10-year-old whiskey
Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. is well-known for its award-winning whiskey portfolio. But, up until now, the brand has never officially released an age-statement expression. That changes with its new 10-year-old whiskey. Kentucky Peerless Kraver’s 10-year-old Reserve It’s called Kentucky Peerless Kraver’s 10-year-old Reserve, and not only is it the brand’s first aged expression, but it […] -
Bardstown Bourbon launches Cascadia Garryana Oak Barrel Finish Bourbon
Bardstown Bourbon Company is the type of distillery that seems to produce nothing but noteworthy expressions. Recently, the brand announced the launch of a new, soon-to-be highly sought-after expression: Bardstown Cascadia Garryana Oak Barrel Finish. Bardstown Cascadia Garryana Oak Barrel Finish First released in 2025, the Bardstown Bourbon Company’s Distillery Reserve is returning this year […] -
The best classic grocery store stouts for all occasions
When it comes to winter (and early spring) beers, there’s no topping the classic, rich, robust stout. Sure, nobody will fault you for sipping an IPA, lager, or even a wheat beer as a change of pace (especially as we head towards spring). But there’s no denying the appeal of a well-made, warming stout on […] -
An inside look at a steakhouse located in the iconic Grand Central Terminal
New York City is filled with iconic steakhouses. New York is also famous for its landmark architecture. Grand Central Terminal, with its grand, soaring main concourse, is one landmark that's now also home to a steakhouse. Palladinos, the creation of Bronx-born restaurateur Joseph Palladino, is a steakhouse that features some of the best views of the city. -
The UFL’s Louisville Kings and the Copper & Kings American Brandy Company are releasing a private single barrel bourbon
The UFL’s Louisville Kings and the Copper & Kings American Brandy Company recently announced a new partnership to pay tribute to the team’s first season in the league. Not only will it feature a special celebration, but it will also include the release of its first-ever Louisville Kings private single-barrel bourbon. Louisville Kings private single-barrel […] -
Elijah Craig is adding a 15-year-old bourbon to its single barrel portfolio
If you’re a fan of Elijah Craig and its portfolio of award-winning bourbon, you’re going to be excited to learn about the Kentucky-based brand’s newest, epic release: Elijah Craig Single Barrel 15-Year-Old Bourbon. This new expression joins the brand’s popular single-barrel lineup. Elijah Craig Single Barrel 15-Year-Old Bourbon This new single-barrel bourbon was matured for […] -
Want to put a Maserati around a Grand Prix circuit? Here’s your chance
If you own a Maserati MC20 or MCPura and want to get the most out of it, or you just want to rip a super sports car around an iconic track, then you’ll be pleased to know Maserati is offering the chance to do just that. Provided you can get yourself to Europe. The legendary […] -
The best lesser-known Irish whiskeys to drink this year
You can go the obvious route this St. Patrick’s Day (and every other day) and drink well-known Irish whiskeys from brands like Jameson, Tullamore D.E.W., Redbreast, and Bushmills. Or you can blaze your own whiskey trail and try one of the countless, noteworthy, lesser-known Irish whiskeys on the market. In my years of writing about […] -
BMW has finally unveiled the i3, a 470-horsepower “Neue Klasse” sedan
BMW has revived the i3, and it’s no longer a strange little carbon fiber hatchback with a range extender. Instead, it’s the first “Neue Klasse” sedan, bringing to life a concept the Bavarian automaker unveiled years ago. The sportier EV sits alongside the iX3 SUV, which is expected to hit the road this summer. The […]