We just received this late-breaking press release, and it was too delicious to keep to ourselves... more ›

It's been a while since we've seen some silly trend sweep the YouTube Nation (remember planking?), but the wait for a new trend is OVER. Enter: Draping. We actually like this one! It involves posing like Don Draper and... that's about it. Check out Mad Men fans Draping around New York City—and yes, ladies, you can Drape, too: more ›

At Matthew Weiner's request, and due to our hatred of spoilers, we can assure you nothing below will ruin your enjoyment of watching the two-hour season premiere of Mad Men this Sunday. But since we're entitled media d-bags, we got sent an advance copy and watched it the other night at the office while skateboarding in the Gothamist HQ half-pipe pounding promotional alcohol and Tweeting all about it. It's a really strong start, and very funny! Here are some juicy hints—mere intimations—of what you have to look forward to. Look at these not like spoilers, but like one of Don Draper's ladies slowly loosening one button of her blouse. more ›

Across the pond the Transport for London has stolen our Don Draper, slapped a red tie on him, and thrown him on their safety posters. At least, that's what it looks like... he's even falling, like in the show's intro and AMC's recent fifth season ad campaign. more ›

Would you want to see a Don Draper and Joan Harris (née Holloway) romantic plotline happen on Mad Men? Jon Hamm's recent comments about the upcoming season suggest some more screen time between the two, however, it sounds like it'll be strictly platonic. more ›

Is falling Don Draper the new Carrie? We ask because not only are people the world over having fun tagging up the latest Mad Men subway campaign (see here, here and here) but now an enterprising jewelry maker has gone and made a Don Draper pendant à la Carrie Bradshaw's famous necklace. Now you can wear your favorite philandering adman on a 18k plated brass chain—all for a mere $50! more ›

For being notoriously sparse on details, Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner has a lot to say about the upcoming season over at The Hollywood Reporter, but unless you consider general themes a spoiler, nothing will ruined for you by reading it. As opposed to the last time we heard from Weiner and he gave a serious detail about how the entire series will end (spoiler here). more ›

We were sort of uncertain about this new Facebook Timeline thing... until Don Draper stepped in with the sentimental sell: more ›

Jon Hamm was on Conan last night, talking about poop-scooping etiquette, Jack McBrayer, and Donald Trump (who he says didn't take those jokes at the White House Correspondents Dinner too well). more ›

In the season premiere of Mad Men, Don Draper is set up in his new city digs (circa 1964)—which we find out is in the vicinity of Waverly Place and 6th Avenue. True/Slant set itself upon a mission this week to find out the exact address where the ad man lives in season 4, and they're pretty certain it's at 136 Waverly Place. The 16-story apartment building—better known as The Waverly—was built in 1928, and still stands today. more ›

It's been almost a year since we got our first glimpse of James Franco playing Alan Ginsberg in his upcoming movie, Howl. And now, after being forced to get our Franco-fix through daytime television... here are some clips from the film (which hits the big screen tomorrow). Bonus: Don Draper! more ›

What happens when Don Draper leaves Madison Avenue for Sesame Street? He has non-alcohol-fueled emotions! Here he is with his team of sycophants feeling mad, sad and even happy. more ›