Happy Friday, reader. Thinking about what you want — or may want to give someone else — for Father's Day already? We've rounded up a gift guide including just about everything the dad in your life will want. Does he cook? Is he an avid runner? A cigar whiz or camping connoisseur? Here are all the essential gift ideas for every hyper-specific dad hobby and interest. Browse away.

The Best Father’s Day Gifts to Bestow on Every Dad in Your Life

Maybe he’s a fitness junkie, an avid outdoorsman or a clotheshorse. Maybe he’s a connoisseur of fine spirits, an audio-obsessed record collector or a reinvigorated travel enthusiast reinvigorated. No matter how they identify, the dads in your life deserve something good for Father’s Day this year. It doesn’t have to be something luxurious or expensive (though it certainly can be), just something that improves his life in some small, meaningful way by allowing him to feel good, look good or to further enjoy his favorite hobbies.

If you happen to count yourself among the dads in your life? Even better. Feel free to casually share this link with your kids, your spouse or anyone else who might be inclined to buy you a gift.

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It’s Time to Upgrade Your Grooming Tools

As we have previously covered, the best electric trimmers and toothbrushes bring unrivaled convenience and efficiency for trimming body hair or keeping your teeth sparkling clean. However, traditional manual tools are simply the way to go for precise grooming needs such as nail clipping, beard or eyebrow trimming, and of course, combing your hair. You get what you pay for, and just like the $5 drugstore clippers will do the trick, investing in well-made manual tools, often from brands who have been constructing them for generations, will pay off in the long run, not to mention likely adding some design flair to your grooming cabinet.

These grooming tools are a sample of some of the best in the market, and while their cost may initially seem high, they are a worthwhile investment. These premium tools are designed to last a significant time; with proper care, many can last a lifetime.

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A Pilgrimage to Hemingway's Key West for His 125th Birthday

One hundred and sixty-five miles south of Miami, beyond the lower reaches of the Everglades, and at the end of a narrow finger of land veering westward into the Straits of Florida, lies the 4.2-square mile island of Key West.

The Seminole and Calusa Indians lived here first, and Spanish settlers officially named it “Cayo Hueso” (Bone Island) in 1822. Since then, it has been home to cigar makers, shipbuilders, smugglers and pirates. Many of these pirates have been of the literary variety: Truman Capote lived and worked here. John Do Passos. Tennessee Williams. As did, famously, the great white whale of American literature, Ernest Hemingway, who once called the island the “St. Tropez of the poor.”

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M. Night Shyamalan films are a mixed bag. But how about Ishana Night Shyamalan movies? M. Night’s daughter directs a horror movie — based on a creepy and recommended A.M. Shine novel — about four strangers trapped in a house in western Ireland surrounded by unknown creatures. (6/7, theaters)

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A New Biography Explores the Paradox of Pete Rose

To read Keith O’Brien’s new book Charlie Hustle: The Rise and Fall of Pete Rose, and the Last Glory Days of Baseball is to experience a host of contradictory emotions, sometimes at the same time. O’Brien comprehensively documents the many triumphs of Pete Rose’s career — as well as the monumentally terrible decisions he made over the course of his time in baseball, including the gambling habit that led to his eventual lifetime ban from the game.

InsideHook talked with O’Brien about the genesis of the project, writing about his hometown and Rose’s own involvement with the project.