| SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE  The administration is not kidding around anymore, and this is a very good opening swing of the hammer. The Washington Post reported today that the administration is considering withholding federal funds to institutions like long-term-care facilities, cruise ships and universities whose employees are unvaccinated. This is a good thing, writes Charles P. Pierce. "Yes, the program should be a rifle and not a shotgun. (Threatening Medicare money is a bit too Republican for my taste.) But persuasion has run its course. If nursing-home employees won't be vaccinated, then they shouldn't be nursing-home employees." The administration is not kidding around anymore.
 From Diptyque to Dyson, there's a lot to bookmark from this Early Access preview.  The much-beloved annual event kicked off July 12 for Nordy Club members, and opens to the public on July 28.
 Every king needs one or more in his castle.  "I think we're all about love. And you shouldn't be hatin'. You know what y'all should be doin'? You should be dancin'!"
 "I really wish my father could have heard this—on vinyl," says Dhani Harrison. His dad, of course, is the late George Harrison, and the project in question is a new, monumental box set version of the artist's landmark 1970 album All Things Must Pass. Originally released just months after the Beatles broke up, the record was a then-unprecedented triple LP, with majestic production by Phil Spector—Rolling Stone called it "the War and Peace of rock and roll." The 23 tracks, including the hits "My Sweet Lord" and "What is Life," added up to a startling declaration of independence for the guitarist after spending years being limited to one or two songs per Beatle album.
  Two brothers, fertility specialists and barbiturate addicts, were found dead in a filthy Park Avenue apartment. Every theory about how they got there is a scandal.
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Friday, August 06, 2021
Biden Isn’t Messing Around Here. Good.
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