This time next week, we’ll all be at Fashion Week — either literally or EMOTIONALLY. Until then:
– There is a perfectly preserved Tudor wine cellar….UNDERNEATH THE BRITISH MINISTRY OF DEFENCE. LITERALLY a Tudor wine cellar; Cardinal Wolsey built it. You guys HAVE to read this article. It is so interesting. (Edible Geography)
– The New York Times’ Modern Love column is often really annoying. But this piece — about a couple who got married when she was 71 and he 81 — is wonderful, and it made me cry. (NYT)
– These dudes have been playing tag for 23 years! It now involves hiding in bushes and car trunks and stalking priests. Hilarious. (Wall Street Journal)
– This pre-dates the Globes, but I KNOW you want to read a History of the Best Friendship of Tina and Amy. (Vulture)
– This oral history of Deadspin is such a good read. (I love me some Deadspin.) (Ad Age)
– I am only going to give you the title of this article: For 40 Years, This Russian Family Was Cut Off From All Human Contact, Unaware of World War II. (Smithsonian Mag)
– In similarly intellectually stimulating news, Taco Bell is COMING OUT WITH COOL RANCH DORITOS TACO SHELLS YES. (Gawker)
– The Cut celebrates Mr Darcy. But don’t we all? (The Cut)
– Kate Aurthur examines, and I quote, “How Smash Became TV’s Biggest Trainwreck.” A very VERY juicy piece you hate-watchers will love. (Buzzfeed)
– Let’s look at that dreamy David Beckham. (Lainey)
– Melissa Gilbert and Timothy Busfield are engaged?! Why is this blowing my mind so much? (Celebitchy)
– The New York Times put together a tremendous archive detailing the last 15 years of the Oscars red carpet. (NYT)
