Better Living Through Style
Sometimes, a true debonair just needs to let loose; it’s good for the mind, body, and soul. The boys of Bit Rot let loose constantly, and they’re on top of the world … at their own will and accord, of course. In other words, they’re the “biggest unheard of band in the world.”
-Please explain why you guys are the “biggest unheard of band in the world.” [Read more...]
Every Friday, Debonair Magazine is going to bring you the very best and interesting of the internet. We call it “Debonair Magazine Friday Finds.” Without further adieu, here’s the top information for Friday April 6, 2012.
1. Here are some practical suggestions on how to hide those Easter eggs this weekend. Esquire encourages us to help children “manage their expectations.” Happy hunting! (Esquire.com) [Read more...]
Debonair Magazine loves “Game of Thrones” on HBO. The knights and backstabbing galore … it makes us wish we were part of the night watchmen, ya know? We absolutely loved the season premiere of the hit medieval-esque show and can’t wait to watch more. Are you just like us and can’t wait for the next episode? This little list of life lessons one could learn from “Game of Thrones” should suffice until we’re catapulted back in time once again. [Read more...]
As I sit here listening to “Nevermind” in full, I can’t help but wonder what the 1990s icon, Kurt Cobain, was really like.
Enter a little tyke desperately trying to find himself in the world, unknowingly sporting the fashions of the times, and blasting Nirvana on the boom box in his room. That kid was me circa 1991. I pondered life that night and I have Cobain to thank for that. Honestly, that night was one of the best of my life. [Read more...]
-written by: Brian Hernandez
When you eat at home, you know what you’re getting. Head to a restaurant, and it’s another story.
The ingredients, method of preparation, and portion size can easily add excess calories to your diet.
Restaurant menus have so many choices and are often full of unfamiliar terms. Is a food fried or baked? Does it come with a sauce or dressing? If you’re not careful, you won’t know answers to these questions and more until you ask them. [Read more...]
Every Friday, Debonair Magazine is going to bring you the very best and interesting of the internet. We call it “Debonair Magazine Friday Finds.” Without further adieu, here’s the top information for Friday March 30, 2012.
1. Have you heard that checking your credit score isn’t as great as it sounds and will hurt you in the long run? This isn’t true whatsoever. Learn more as Forbes debunks 6 credit score misconceptions. (Forbes.com) [Read more...]
Originally posted on February 8, 2012
-written by: Brian Hernandez
The world of fitness and weight loss is often confusing, with contradictory information swirling about. I’m going to cut through the confusion and make things really simple for you.
Below is a list of 5 foods that you should never eat. These foods will derail your fitness and weight loss efforts every single time.
In addition, I will suggest a healthy substitute for each of these off-limits foods. [Read more...]
Originally posted on March 15, 2012
-written by: Brian Hernandez
You’re working out and eating well, but just can’t seem to lose weight. Could a slow metabolism be keeping you from your weight-loss goals? It just might.
What is your metabolism and what relationship does it have to weight gain? Can you speed up your metabolism to help your body burn more calories? Hang on tight, ’cause you’re heading for a crash course in metabolism!
What is Metabolism? [Read more...]
Kiehl’s Since 1851 hits the open road this week on its trademark motorcycles. They are to raise funds and awareness for HIV/AIDS research.
Kiehl’s Desert Run for amfAR, an age-old and famous motorcycle ride led by Kiehl’s President Chris Salgardo, will travel to LA March 29 through April 2, 2012, to generously raise funds as well as awareness for amfAR, The Foundation of AIDS Research.
Kiehl’s Desert Run for amfAR brings together Kiehl’s unique 161-year-old heritage with motorcycles, its spirit of adventure and exploration, as well as longtime commitment to giving back to its communities and the cause of HIV/AIDS awareness. [Read more...]
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