The Hottest Oven, The Golden-est iPod Dock & More

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City Editions: Boston | Chicago | Las Vegas | Los Angeles | Miami | New York City | San Francisco | more Nov 25, 2011 ASKMEN VIDEO Check Out Aspire Why? Because it's the latest in fine living, high style and the world of men's luxury. In the latest episode of Aspire, AskMen's weekly video series about luxury and fine living in the world of men, we look at how to "pimp" your luxe holiday entertaining. Starting in the kitchen, we look at the ultra-powerful Turbo Chef Oven, capable of fully roasting a turkey in only 45 minutes. Moving on to the living room, we look at the Otero Design Cocoon ceiling-hung fireplace, perfect for fireside cocktails. Finally we look at the en&is ceramic gold-plated megaphone, the sleekest iPod dock you've ever seen! Click here to get in the know. THE THINGS THAT MATTER Our New Favorite Adult Film Artiste Why? Because she’s huge in India, which means she’s mega-huge. We’ve always had a soft spot for Sunny Leone, the adult film star of Indian-Canadian descent who’s performed in such instant classics as The House of Naked Captives and Sunny’s Slumber Party. She’s currently appearing on the Indian reality TV show Bigg Boss 5, and we think she seems like a genuinely cool girl, even with her clothes on and everything. Read all about her here. DEPT. OF SELF-IMPROVEMENT Morning Rituals To Improve Your Mind Why? Because you can't even add until noon. For most guys, “intelligence” isn't a word they associate with morning. Bleary-eyed, we stumble out of bed and blindly feel our way into the bathroom. We get in the shower, trying to clear away enough brain fog to hand-eye coordinate our way through shaving without lopping a cheek off. After that, men across the country pull on clean clothes and head out the door. It doesn't have to be that way. ASKMEN CAREER TIPS How To Make Sure You Never Get Fired Why? Because blackmail will only get you in deeper. We all want to be great at something. Usain Bolt didn’t end up making cocky gestures at the finish line because he was pretty good at lots of sports, Stephen Hawking hasn’t inspired legions of astrophysicists by working on his haikus and David Copperfield isn’t famous for being a great all-rounder. So, logically, in the professional world, especially in tough times, it makes sense to get really, really good at what you do. Right? Wrong. You're doing it wrong -- but we can help. If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter, you may unsubscribe by changing your preferences. To read about our privacy policy, click here. Copyright 2011 IGN Entertainment, 625 2nd Street, 3rd Floor, San Francisco CA 94107. All Rights Reserved.