This weekend, just tell your bartender, “I’ll have what Don Draper’s having.”

(See here for a large version of our Cocktail Chart of Film & Literature.)

“Never half-ass two things. Whole-ass one thing.”

Ron Swanson rocks.

Don Draper’s Old Fashioned, The Dude’s White Russian, Hunter S. Thompson’s Singapore Sling, Daisy Buchanan’s Mint Julep, and more in our new Cocktail Chart of Film and Literature.

There’s imitation, which can be flattering, and then there’s outright stealing.

It’s come to our attention that another site out there has stolen copious amounts of copy and design from our site. When we launched back in mid-2010, we certainly looked to other sites for inspiration. But we would never brazenly lift copy, as this site-that-will-remain-nameless (which seemingly launched in late 2012) has done.

Click through for a comparison between Pop Chart Lab’s copy and Brand X’s.

So. Not. Cool.

Take a sip of our “Exceptional Expressions of Espresso.”

(We brewed this baby up with our friends at Orbit Visual Graphic Design.)

Because it’s 5 o’clock somewhere. TGIF.

We’d never recommend that you stop checking Tumblr 39,583 times a day, but just in case you decide to cut that down,  here’s how much time you’ll save.

via xkcd

Elaborate Gifts vs. Relationship Security

[via The Hairpin]

Because you know we like charts about beer. And this one is beautiful in its simplicity.

ilovecharts:

My pitcher of beer has created a chart documenting how much beer I used in each successive glass. This realization made my day!

-slightlyirresponsible 

because-we-are-men:

Manly Art: A Visual Compendium of Guitars

The history of Rock n’ Roll would be incomplete without recognizing the long history of customised guitars and basses that have graced the greatest stages. From Gene Simmons mighty axe, to Jimi Hendrix’s flaming strat, channel your inner misunderstood teen with this great poster from Pop Chart Lab.