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The article presents information on road trips made by the authors using different automobiles. They went on a culinary road trip to upstate New York riding on a Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon. They went to Chicago, Illinois in search for the most delicious hot dog using Vespa's LXV 150 scooter. The authors also used the Jaguar XK convertible automobile to go to Key West, Florida where they experienced dolphin spotting and snorkling.

The article features musician Lady Gaga and her influence in popular culture. The musician, born Stefani Germanotta, considers her decision to perform in her fishnets and underwear at the Bitter End in New York City as a turning point in her career. Lady Gaga has released only one album, "The Fame," in 2008. She is also known for writing and coproducing all her music as well as choreographing her performances.

The article offers information on the Broadway theatrical production "Bye Bye Birdie," to be revived by the Roundabout Theatre Company in New York in fall 2009. The musical features John Stamos who plays the role of Albert, an agent and songwriter, and Gina Gershon, playing the role of Rosie, the fiancée of Albert. According to Stamos, Albert stands as the real and nerdier version of himself that people do not see. Stamos adds that both he and Gershon prefer merkins.

The article features personal fitness trainer Michael Olajide Jr. also known as Silk. He charges 250 U.S. dollars for a 45-minute training session. He was a former middleweight boxer and owner of the Aerospace fitness center in New York City. Pennsylvania State University sports psychology head Dave Yukelson of University Park said that Olajide motivates his clients to exertion but also listens.

The article focuses on the importance of a well-trimmed beard. It points out that a beard trim can cost $55. According to New York City barber Martial Vivot, hair growth can reach its full potential by thoughtful professional pruning. In the author's view, an expensive beard trim pays dividends in the future.