The Sunday's New York Times's experts at observing trendy trends have uncovered an exhausting development for the working world: "sweatworking," they call it.
It's doubtful that "being a hipster" ever meant anything, but the ever-lowering standards have made it really easy for hipster to pop up everywhere these days and today's unlikely breed are Hipster Presbyterians, just a week after last week's Hipster Mormons, also from The New York Times.
Hipsters are supposed to be the cool kids, but that's actually not the way it works: anyone can join in.
Whether it's a close shave or a bit of stubble, the "Mad Men" star is your guy
Apparently a lot of women think that looks have more to do with conception than age
Alcohol helps: "Not being able to see straight sometimes helps you see straighter."
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