The Monks Who Make Chartreuse Don't Care About Your Fancy Cocktails
Their decision to cap production to focus more on prayer has enthusiasts stockpiling bottles of the French liqueur
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The Dog-Eat-Dog World of Kosher Pet Food at Passover
Their dogs aren’t Jewish, but observant pet owners still face issues finding kibble that is acceptable for the holiday. ‘We’re strict, but we love our pet.’
Source: wsj.com
There Are Regular Disney Superfans. And Then There Is the 18-Year-Old Who Attends Every Shareholder Meeting.
Cori Borgstadt, who started going to Disney meetings in 2008, has asked Iger: What advice would you give to ‘a kid who wants your job’?
Source: wsj.com
$1,500 Bedazzled Jacket, $350 Dress: Fans Shell Out to Look Like Taylor Swift
Designers replicate star’s famous outfits for fans to wear to concerts
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It's Northwestern vs. Evanston Neighbors Over a New $800 Million Stadium That Will Host Concerts and Serve Booze
‘You’ll have people spilling out of concerts drunk at 10:30, 11 o’clock.’
Source: wsj.com
Britain's Knitters Are In Knots as Mailbox 'Toppers' Go Missing
A craze for decorating the nation’s postboxes with topical scenes made out of yarn hits a snag.
Source: wsj.com
San Francisco Fights Urban Disorder—and Goes After a Little Free Library
Inspectors threaten couple with a $1,402 fee, and also target benches and awnings
Source: wsj.com
What's in Your Pocket? Obsessed Hobbyists Judge What It Says About You
People in the competitive world of EDC, or ‘everyday carry,’ bond over the pens, trinkets and tools in their pockets
Source: wsj.com
You Think the Fed Has Problems? Zimbabweans Are Printing Their Own Money
Citizens don’t trust local currency and there isn’t enough U.S. cash to make change, so vendors issue their own on scraps of paper
Source: wsj.com