“Give me my power tools!” “Give me my power frills!”™
It feels like Epic Meal Time has been around a lot longer than last October but maybe that’s because it’s so. …well …EPIC! The show is a ridiculously popular online cooking show that clocks about a million views per episode, with fan-favorites getting as many as two-and-a-half million. If you haven’t seen it (really??) then [...]
Bored with mass produced lagers, two 24-year-old Brits decided to brew their own beers under the name “BrewDog.” As you might guess from that name, they also decided to be as original and creative as a couple of young, irreverent guys can be. One of their new beers is called “The End Of History” and every bottle comes wrapped in a real, stuffed stoat or grey squirrel.
Products that appeal to a female audience aren’t new, but the new Frito-Lay ads target women as, well, really feminine women. They show women looking in a mirror and seeing a cupcake, or talking about the new snacks and saying things such as, “These things are the best invention since the push-up bra.”
Half asleep and hacking away at your stubble just doesn’t cut it. Not if you’re part of the Guys & Dolls Wave. This Wave is about men being macho and women being feminine, and there is nothing more manly than a good shave properly done.
With all the gender blending going on, it’s refreshing to know there are still new products that make a man feel like a man. Case in point–the new Warrior Collection shower gel line from ZIRH.
It shouldn’t surprise anyone, especially ladies, but men will do almost anything to attract the attention of the opposite sex. Recent research shows that more and more men are turning to the kitchen as a first stop to the bedroom.
Girl power has upped its voltage. Instead of celebrating the joys of Tupperware, AVON, or lingerie, women today are opening up their living rooms to target practice with their friends for the purpose of selling the Taser C2.
“The Man Comes Around.” Too bad Johnny Cash isn’t with us anymore; his album title does this Wave proud. America is apparently into the Hollywood image of the “strong silent type” and has been ever since the days of John Wayne and Gary Cooper. Well, now a study from the University of Missouri-Columbis says that tough guys actually do heal faster than the norm.