The Games That Changed The Game ($12) by Ron Jaworkski, takes and in depth look at seven games that changed the way football was and still is played today. Each of these games introduces new coaching schemes and ideologies whose impacts can still be felt. Each game is described quarter by quarter ... More →
The Ones Who Hit The Hardest ($7) is a stirring portrait of the time when the Steelers rose to become the greatest team ever in the history of NFL. What makes it so poignant is that as the team was rising to greatness their city was literally crumbling around them. It's the 1970's, and Pittsburgh ... More →
Formal Notices From The Bureau Of Communication ($10) is an uber combination of both the greatest ultra formal communication notices and the madcap fun of Madd Libbs, but this time for adults. This book is a great conversation starter, especially in the office. If you have ever had trouble trying to ... More →
In this updated and expanded edition of Vintage Spirits And Forgotten Cocktails ($15) , expert, drink aficionado and historian Dr. Cocktail adds yet another 20 fine new recipes to his hand-picked collection of the 80 rare-and-worth-rediscovering drink recipes. He shares revelations about the latest ... More →
The big wide world of beer and brewing is explored in an engaging, funny and downright delightful way in Beer Is Proof God Loves Us ($12). Charlie Bamforth is your guide, considered by many to be the #1 expert in the world on every aspect of beer. After they held a worldwide search to find exactly ... More →
The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back ($47) is a lavish, 30th anniversary tribute to cinematic blockbuster Star Wars : Episode V The Empire Strikes Back as lovingly told by J.W. Rinzler, the NYT bestselling author. The curtain is drawn back to reveal the amazing wizardry and intense drama ... More →
Okay, now you will be forgiven for thinking the last thing the world needs is yet another flavored vodka, and you are about to be proved right by reading Boozehound ($15). The well known raconteur and spirits writer Jason Wilson brings together a unique mix of the history of spirits, a recipe ... More →
Big thanks to who ever leaked the Comic-con footage of the Suicide Squad Trailer ($TBA), because it compelled the big wigs over at Warner Brothers to release the official trailer online. The 3 minute trailer features Will Smith, Margot Robbie and Viola Davis. They all play supervillains who are ... More →
Mike Posner is one of my favorite artists. Not just because he's from my old stomping grounds of Detroit, but because he's one of the most honest artists I know. After five years of dealing with the trials and tribulations of the music industry and taking a long hard trip towards self awareness and ... More →
Forget the girly cocktails and spirits with a mixer and start to drink like a real man; and an old man at that! Get a few of these Old Man Drinks ($11) down and that baby's bottom that passes for your chest will be sprouting hair in no time. From Sidecars and Boilermakers to Satan's Whiskers and ... More →
The global phenomenon that is T-Shirt company Threadless.com boasts worldwide sales of billions of tees since is first started up back in 2000. It has pioneered the business model for online selling through it community driven designs. The premise is simple; people submit designs, the 1m+ users to ... More →
Al Gore, the Buffalo Bills and Susan Lucci became famous for being the runner up, but they bucked the trend as most of those who trail in second disappear into oblivion on the first train to Loserville. Now, finally, we have a book that celebrates the unsung qualities of those who made it to the ... More →
