Walter's Coffee Roastery opened up in Instanbul about a year ago. It was a wonderful idea, presumably based off of this sequence from the TV series 'Breaking Bad':
Now they are bringing the chemical themed roastery and coffee shop to Brooklyn, New York by the end of this summer. They plan to bring the same level of coffee chemistry and 'Breaking Bad' references that caused the internet to fall in love with them in the first place. 
It's great to see Aaron Paul back on track with his new trailer for Hulu's 'The Path.' Like sh*t, this guy can act; and is it just us, or is he exceptionally talented at crying/portraying deep and heavy emotions for his characters?
Paul plays a man whose family's involved with a highly controversial cult movement. The show follows the family's story, as they grow to doubt their faith, and their relationships with one another are put through the rounds.
'The Path' also stars Hannibal star Hugh Dancy and comes from Friday Night Lights executive producer Jason Katims.
Spoilers for the Breaking Bad finale if you haven't watched it in the two years since it aired. (What are you doing with your life?)
The man who knocks would have hit the nail on the head.
Breaking Bad Creator Vince Gilligan joined Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman as they recreated the final, bloody scene of the show.
You know the one — when Walt McGyvers an M60 machine gun in the trunk of his car to fire on an oscillating, remote-controlled mount. Then it kills everyone.
Savage and Hyneman reconstructed the set up for the most recent episode of MythBusters and it completely, incredibly, totally works.
Check it out:
The bullets actually tear through the car, through the side of the makeshift house and into all of the bad guys holding Jessie Pinkman hostage.
It's a big victory for Gilligan as well, due to the fact that Mythbusters had previously debunked two different scenarios from other Breaking Bad episodes.
It turns out you can't dissolve a tub through a bathroom floor with acid or knock out a room with a chunk of mercury fulminate.
But this. This works.
It is so, so awesome.
Ever wonder why Taco Bell tastes so delicious even though you know it's terrible for you?
Well, if you live in Iowa, the answer to that might be more than simple sugars, grease and salt.
An employee and another man were arrested in Cedar Rapids Aug. 4, after police found traces of meth production in the fast food restaurant.
Eater, appropriately, has the story:
Public safety spokesperson Greg Buelow tells the news station that police officers responded to calls about suspicious persons at 4:45 a.m. When the officers entered the restaurant, they found meth lab remnants. UPI notes that police have not clarified whether or not meth was cooked inside the restaurant but police donned hazardous material suits as they investigated the situation.
Taco Bell corporate told the reporting tv station in a statement that "the incident was 'unacceptable' but 'isolated.'"
"The employee has been terminated and our franchisee is considering pressing criminal charges," the statement said.
Hmmmm, meth being run out of a 'Mexican' food restaurant...
Sounds like a pretty familiar idea. There's no telling where those criminal masterminds might have gotten the idea...
Ever since Hulu slapped every Seinfeld episode up, it seems like the 1990s show has resurged into modern parlance. That prompted YouTuber David Elmaleh to craft another take on what many see as a disappointing finale.
It seems like such an interesting beginning (or second season plot line) to a very different, dark and violent show...
Of course the sequel will be to open a coffee shop in Turkey.
Deniz Kosan probably believes in the importance of two things.
Coffee and Breaking Bad.
The Turkish fan set up a Kickstarter, got funded and has documented the whole affair over a very well produced Instagram account.
It's called Walter's Coffee and we want to go there immediately.
If you aren't very good with words but want to tell that special someone how much you care about them, Aaron Paul is here to help.
The "Breaking Bad" star just released a new iPhone app called "YB" or "Yo btch!" It's similar to "Yo," but using Aaron Paul's actual voice and adding the word btch to everything. It's that simple.
According to the description in iTunes:
Want to say hello to someone? Say "Hello, b****!"
Want to make your special someone feel loved? Say "I need you, b****!"
Fed up with your friend? Say "Why, b****?"
The app is free, but you can unlock other phrases with in-app purchases. Crystal meth not included.
As Aaron Paul would say: Enjoy b*tch!
"Breaking Bad" junkies were in for a little treat Sunday, when AMC premiered a new teaser for the spin-off series centered around the quirky criminal lawyer Saul Goodman.
The show, starring Bob Odenkirk, is set six years before Saul meets Walter White, and in the new clip, he encounters another fan favorite from "Breaking Bad," Mike Ehrmantraut.
"Better Call Saul" is scheduled to air on February 8, 2015.
His epic rant continues...
"@BarackObama: Wait, are you serious about the whole @ToysRUs thing?!?" Yes I am Mr. President. Yes I am.
— Aaron Paul (@aaronpaul8) October 23, 2014And what about all of the violent video games you sell @ToysRUs ? Do you still sell those? Florida mom really messed it up for everyone.
— Aaron Paul (@aaronpaul8) October 23, 2014There is also a petition to keep Breaking Bad figures on the shelves and you can sign it here.
Good bye, Breaking Bad and ¡hola!, Metástasis. Univision, the most viewed Spanish-language TV network in the world, has just announced that they're working on a Colombian adaptation of Vince Gilligan's gripping drama series.
Wondering what the hell happened to Saul Goodman's bodyguard Huell in the finale of Breaking Bad? The YouTube comedy channel Daily Videos offers (sort of) an answer in this satirical trailer for a new Tyler Perry-esque spinoff sitcom Huell's Rules.
YouTube's multi-instrumentalist Andrew Huang plays the opening theme song from Breaking Bad using a limited range of equipments that one might find in a crystal meth lab.
With the mid-season premiere of Breaking Bad only days away, YouTube's filmmaker duo Rhett and Link condensed the first five seasons of the series into a middle school musical, complete with family-friendly substitutes like a singing bag of "blue rock candy."
Redditor theoutlet posted this pic Sunday night:
He has a masters in chemical engineering, used to teach high school chemistry and three years ago he was diagnosed with terminal cancer which is now in remission. Last night I was able to convince him to go to a Halloween party. Reddit meet my father.
Let's give these two the benefit of the doubt because on this crappy morning, we need to believe in something.
Bonus: Here's a pic of the father-son duo as Walter and Jesse.
