Apparently young British parents have deemed George, Joe and James très passé, because there's been a continued rise in Game of Thrones-inspired male monikers, with Theon and Tyrion leading the pack. Because who doesn't want their kids to carry on a legacy of violence porn and misogynistic objectification?
According to the U.K. Office of National Statistics, last year there were 18 Theons, 17 Tyrions, 4 Sandors and 4 Brans, though the largest surge in GoT names was in 2011 when the show first aired. And while you probably thought baby names bottomed out at shit like Arrow or Apple, just remember that there's potential for a lil'"Reek" in the future.
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After your sun-soaking, head back to town for a burger-and-beer sampling at Local 186. The restaurant, situated around a picturesque New England wrap-around porch, will make you feel like you're at a summer barbecue. The menu has options for the non-red-meat inclined including tuna, turkey and veggie burgers along with salads and lobster sliders. Pictured here is the lobster salad.
Digest and unwind with a leisurely stroll down Commercial Street, where locals and tourists alike peruse the street's many stores and galleries. End your night by browsing at Marine Specialties, where you can buy old airline plates, hunting-quality knifes, Halloween masks and everything in-between. 
One great thing about Provincetown is that with a diversity of activities that include both daytime and nighttime entertainment, there's never a dull moment -- for anyone. Plus where else can you go out in flip-flops without any social stigma? Although it feels like the summer is nearly over, Ptown's premier venue, The Art House, still has plenty of entertainment jam-packed into the next month for those looking to put on their best "going out shorts."
Mark Cortale Presents Jinkx Monsoon at The Art House
Herring Cove Beach in Provincetown is perhaps the only beach that can be compared to a speakeasy -- but don't go searching the sand for a hidden craft cocktail, the secrets of this beach are of a different indulgence. The beach stretches across the long arm of Provincetown's real estate against Cape Cod Bay and while the entirety of the long beach provides fantastic ocean access, it has been unofficially broken up by beach-goer demographics, with the gay male and nude sections most easily accessible via an unmarked natural obstacle course. For those with an adventurous spirit and strong feet read on for information usually only accessible by those in the down-low know.
Provincetown Hotel at Gabriel's