Jade Alexander

Scottish soccer fans are making quite the impression in Boston and not just because of what they’re doing on the pitch. The passionate supporters known as the “Tartan Army” have spent the past week taking over pubs, restaurants and local attractions while following Scotland’s World Cup matches. After Scotland’s 1-0 victory over Haiti on Saturday, fans celebrated throughout the city before marching to Fenway Park for a Red Sox game on Sunday.

A new breakfast cereal is stirring up debate online, and honestly, the name alone is enough to get people talking. It’s called Man Cereal, and the brand describes it as “Serious Nutrition. Un Serious Name.” The cereal comes in four flavors including Cinnamon, Fruity, Salted Fudge and Maple Bacon. Each serving contains 15 grams of protein, 2.5 grams of creatine and 160 calories.

Ask anyone in Miami who the worst drivers are and you’ll probably get the same answer: Miami drivers. Turn signals are often treated like a sign of weakness, yellow lights are seen as a challenge and merging onto the highway can feel like entering a gladiator arena. So when a new survey set out to identify the most passive aggressive roads in America, many of us assumed Miami would top the list in Florida. Surprisingly, that’s not what happened.