Fugs and Pieces, October 21st, 2016

Time for some procrastinatory reading material!

-- Racked asks Why Women Love Loud Shoes. Loud as in clickity clackety, not as in bright.

-- The New York Times magazine, T, had a lovely feature this past week called To the First Lady, With Love. Not for nothing, but FLOTUS also looks FANTASTIC in the photos.

-- Kim France wrote a very touching essay called This Is Not My Beautiful House for Medium.

-- Whoo hoo! Target's next collab is with Victoria Beckham! [Refinery29]

-- Thank you, Lainey. I needed some Idris Elba this week.

-- Speaking of! Over at The Ringer, Allison P. Davis (who I love) interviews Lainey herself.

-- It's THE RAREST PASTA IN THE WORLD. [BBC]

-- At Pajiba:  Listen, Shut Up: The Unflappable Coolness of Allison Janney. Amen.

-- This is a really interesting piece about high-frame-rate cinema (the new Ang Le movie is in HFR and apparently watching it is really unpleasant, in a literal sense). [Slate]

-- Per Bon Appetit: 'Election Cake' Makes a Modern Day Resurgence. LET'S EAT SOME.

-- Vogue brings us The Most Memorable Moments from Jackie O’s Marriage to Aristotle Onassis, and it's all very glam.

-- Via Celebitchy, apparently Jennifer Lawrence and Darren Aronofsky are dating. She has wide-ranging tastes in dudes.

-- Town and Country brings us sixteen Halloween cocktails, so drink up.

-- Speaking of drinking, via The Telegraph, I bring you a very British headline:  Maths team plots route between 25,000 UK boozers. In case you want to know the speediest way to visit every pub in the UK.

-- At Revelist, two women ate their way through the Gilmore Girls cookbook.

And, if you missed anything at GFY this week, some highlights: