The crew of Younger on why being a “slashie” is grueling, how age insecurity is irrelevant, and how to keep it simple.
The new, critically acclaimed TV Land dramedy Younger is all about the realities of aging and the possibilities of reinvention. The show revolves around Sutton Foster’s character, a 40-year-old who is struggling to pass for a 26-year-old; she’s helped by a real twentysomething played by Hilary Duff. “I’m tired all the time,” Foster’s character declares early in the series.
New York’s attorney general sent a cease-and-desist letter to the two fantasy sports companies.
The booming fantasy sports industry is running into trouble in one of its biggest regional markets. After a month-long investigation, New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is sending cease-and-desist letters to DraftKings and FanDuel—essentially banning the two sites from operating in New York. Schneiderman feels that they are illegal gambling sites, rather than offering games of skill as both companies argue.
We didn’t pay them extra for this either.
It’s Laura again, still not Rusty. This week he’s over at my newsletter for the Awl, Everything Changes (go subscribe to not miss any more of the short fiction he’s rolling out) and I’m over here. Which brings me to:
The Coca-Cola marketing veteran will helm one of the world’s largest advertising agencies.
One of the world’s largest advertising agencies has a new CEO. DDB Worldwide is naming Wendy Clark, a prominent Coca-Cola executive, as their new leader, effective in January 2016.
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