This glorified bigger-than-necessary popup* near Google is meant to sell cool tech gear endorsed in…read morea publication I love. That said, you'd think such an organization could go through the trouble of notifying folks ONLINE that they're closing at 5pm for an event so they don't need to rush guests out the door PS this is a holiday store, but I know the Yelp data goons hate those, so I excluded that portion (plus I haven't heard of a non-holiday popup) - runs December 4 - December 22, 2013 Made the mistake of adding this listing BEFORE visiting and Jordan W. pounced so I forfeited the FTR. *store is stretching it - more of a product gallery with goods Returned 12/20/13 for the Ben & Jerry's freebie event: Currently a Scoop Shop exclusive as part of the massive Anchorman marketing push, scored some Scotchy Scotch Scotch in a cup. Line was handled fairly well and the flavor was pretty phenomenal, huge ribbons of perfect butterscotch with a superb boozy undertone. Wired Store redeemed.

This place is pretty awesome! I ended up here for 2 open bar events right before Christmas. One of…read morethem was sponsored by 10 and 15-year McCallan and the other by Gin. I can't remember what kind of Gin, forgive me. But it was delicious. The store in itself is pretty neato! There was a sensory room where you stand and see if different colored lights, images, and sound have an effect on your mood. There was a virtual reality head-set where you can navigate through an apartment in Manhattan. A virtual road test game, an indestructible/scratchable computer laptop on display. Super tall models selling Italian ties. The 2014 corvette stingray that I got to sit inside of with a glass of 15-year McCallan. Oh! And a photobooth and both old and new school video games. Wonderful store and everyone that worked there was super informative. I had a wonderful time!

I have been reading Out magazine for a while now. I enjoy the lighter lifestyle tone that Out…read moremagazine takes (better than the Advocate, which sometimes is too much or Instinct magazine, which is too little). There is only one section that consistently grates on my nerves -- "front: voices". To be honest, I have never read the articles. Okay, I may have skimmed them,.... but I can't get past the over-sized pictures of Jesse Archer, Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Dale Peck. Are the pictures so big to cut down on the typed words on the page? Or is it just fun to see a big picture of yourself on a national magazine? We may never know... maybe I'm just jealous. All and all.... this is a good airport / waiting room / water closet read.

"Out" magazine is very informative. I would definitely recommend that anyone who is gay should read…read moreit. The editor, R. Kurt Osenlund, is very amusing and intelligent.

DraftFCB handles advertising campaigns for Del Monte and Gerber. The 2010 census is also part of…read morethe company portfolio. Its New York office has its own cafe with televisions. It spans at least two floors They have branches in Chicago, London, and San Francisco.

Today was one of those rare days when I can pickup this station…read more If I could only choose one then here it is. The best ..nuff said. Heard today that it's 20 years since "The Cowboy Junkies / Trinity Sessions" Album came out.. I used to listen to this when I really needed to chill- out when I was in the Air Force. Thanks to " Margo Timmons " voice . It never failed.

Not only does Chopsticks have accurate restaurant reviews but also lists street fairs and where to…read moreget Japanese food at the street fairs. Lately they have been sponsoring a contest for local artists to submit art work for the magazine. There are listings for Japanese restaurants that are not listed anywhere else. They list special events at Mitsuwa in Jersey. We look forward to each issue. The March issue is all about Soba. -Yummy!

Good contests (with real winners) and other food-centric content, with pretty responsive support…read morestaff.

I recently had a very bad experience with your Los Angeles client manager, Michelle Fang. I was…read moreattempting to get information about your services but she had little patience with me and was condescending. I normally do not bother with negative reviews but her sarcasm was not necessary. Please do not allow employees to treat the public or potential clients in this manner. It is most unprofessional.

I went in for an interview for a producer role for the lifestyle section. This was actually a…read moreglorified internship they had about 20K to work fullltime to shoot edit star in sound the works for videos every day. They said don't worry - we will give you a camera!!! The people interviewing me were 12. I only got water. I saw janitors on hover boards which was the only cool thing there. Also they had a full on Mexican catered lunch and I only got WATERRRRR. And at the end of he interview they asked me about Tribeca film fest because I've been to it and they hadn't!!!!! HOVERBOARDS ONLY!!!!!!! So u know what???? I could write a LISTICLE ABOUT THIS BUT I WONT. I'll leave you now.