Roundup: Axe Body Spray Sends Middle Schoolers to Hospital; Sriracha Forever; Abe Vigoda Dances with Phish
By Mike Cardillo
Rugby might have become more popular than football in America, if not for New Zealand. [ESPN UK]
Abe Vigoda danced on stage with Phish during their Halloween show. [Hyper Vocal]
Details about the gruesome death of a Brazilian referee earlier this year. [NYT]
A-Rod calls out MLB, Bud Selig. [USA Today]
You can toke on the slopes in Colorado … depending where you are. [Denver Post]
Why I quit Major League Baseball (written by an ex-player). [New Yorker]
Here’s a GREAT idea: stop showing NFL owners during broadcasts. [Slate]
The Simpsons will air a classic episode (Bart the Lover) to honor the late Marcia Wallace on Sunday. [Uproxx]
Statistically-based NFL Power Rankings. [WSJ]
Who knew that in some corners Instagram is an open-air drug market. Fascinating. [Noisey]
Cool: Make-A-Wish will transform San Francisco into Gotham to help a five-year-old. [SFist]
Time Warner lost a lot of subscribers last month. [NYT]
Snickers remains America’s favorite candy. Go figure. [Atlantic Wire]
Josh Beckett is the odd-man out in the ‘Chicken and Beer’ saga. [Red Ticket Blues]
Base-jumping accident nearly cost man his leg. WARNING it’s gruesome.
The man behind the infamous exploding-whale video — an early web favorite — has died.
Action Bronson remains a one of a kind.
Nothing lasts forever, even cold November Rain.
