Reblogged from From the Dredded Mind of Aitch: “No romance without finance.” We have all heard this before and of course the touchiest issue that comes up is who should pay for the first date? Still debates ensue to this day to get some kind of an answer. Many people still take an old …
The name of the drink Air Mail takes the literal concept of air mail which is thought to be the fastest way to travel from point A to Z. Reportedly, this vigorous drink can work its magic transporting you in a chill mood pretty fast. The recipe first appeared in the 1949 Esquire’s Handbook for Hosts. …
The loss of a loved one can have a profound effect on the course and direction of those that are left behind. The loss of Matthew inadvertently sent the Kraus family down a very unique and creative path as it sought to honor and pay tribute to his life. Ella Bing was born to keep Matthew’s memory …
While a stylish time piece on its own is a wonderful thing, a watch is designed for two things; to tell time well and to compliment one’s own style. As we move into this connected era, the watch is evolving into something that goes beyond the realm of timekeeping and into something that seems born …
Reblogged from From the Dredded Mind of Aitch: I am a 6’4” tall man and I have the absolute hardest time finding clothes in my sizes. Sizes? Yes. Pants, shirts, and shoes. But just because I have a hard time doesn’t mean that I can’t. Sometimes when I see others my height, I sometimes shake my head …
Reblogged from From the Dredded Mind of Aitch: WARNING IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED THE WALKING DEAD AND PLAN TO OR HAVE NOT WATCHED SEASON THREE, PLEASE STOP READING RIGHT NOW. STILL READING? OK YOU WERE WARNED!! Let me start off right now by saying firstly, I am not a HUGE fan of zombie culture. …
Dear Webster Style, Q. A friend of mine recently told me that buying a suit really comes down to the fit and the cut. Well he couldn’t explain to me what the “cut” is. Could you help me understand what he meant by cut? Joshua Sioux Fall, SD A. Joshua, first and foremost thank you …
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I decided to do this article because I wasn’t convinced by an article that NFL fans hate soccer. As a big NFL fan myself, as well as a newer fan to not just the EPL but world football in particular with all the nuances of the game, I am one of many who can easily …
The summer movie season has begun and has already given up blockbusters like Pirates of the Caribbean: On Strangers Tide, Thor, and Fast Five (is that considered a summer movie?). While there are many, many, many movies that will be playing in your local cineplex between now and September, these are a few of the … Continue reading »
After a busy week and a half that included final exams, daily meetings with various government agencies, international delegations, volunteering at the DC Child and Family Services Agency 5th Annual Youth Fashion Show and Stand Up! for Fashion event, and some other life changing and hair “Raising” experiences, we were finally able to make it … Continue reading »
Vonetta J. Hunter is a high school health science teacher and dental hygienist. She is an avid reader, perpetual student and self-proclaimed “foodie.” Ms. Hunter’s articles have appeared in several online magazines, including Race-Talk and The Urban Times. Additionally, Ms. Hunter is the author of Natureis2blooma blog that aspires to offer commentary on local and … Continue reading »
Roving Webster Style magazine contributor David Kamara recently ventured down to our nation’s capital for the MenzFit Charity Fashion show featuring clothing from KAS Collection, Inc. MenzFit is a 501(c) (3) educational non–profit organization whose mission is ensuring long–term gainful employment and financial fitness to low–income men who are largely minority with little formal education. … Continue reading »
The modern saying goes “There’s an app for that.” If you own a smartphone, you know that this is essentially a true statement. Just as we spotlighted the How to Tie a Necktie app for Android a few months ago, we continue to see more and more applications being created that have an interesting way … Continue reading »
“My God has a Hammer…and a movie!” As always, it’s hard writing a review for a comic book movie from a comic fan perspective so the better road to follow is to take this from a movie watcher perspective and talk about the goodness that is Thor. This is the 1st of four super hero … Continue reading »
I checked out this video a few days ago via the men.style.com podcast (available on Zune & Itunes). The video features Alan Flusser of Alan Flusser Designs. Flusser is an author who has written several books including Dressing the Man: Mastering the Art of Permanent Fashion and Style and the Man: How and Where to Buy … Continue reading »
Mortal Kombat is back on the scene! As most gamers and especially fighting game aficionados know, the ninth iteration dropped roughly two weeks ago on April 19th. As a long time fan of Mortal Kombat, I was amped for this game. I have been playing the series since it debuted in arcades way back in … Continue reading »
One year ago, the Deepwater Horizon exploded in the Gulf of Mexico killing 11 workers and resulting in the dumping of an estimated 4.9 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. In addition to the short and long-term economic losses to various industries of the gulf (including tourism and fishing), the long-term ecological … Continue reading »
