Coverage tends to split between a low-brow pop culture-based approach and a high-brow insidery perspective of politics (Politico does both).

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The daytime menu playfully combines high- and low-brow food with inventive dishes like foie gras and cherry compote pop tarts, and biscuits and lamb sausage gravy.

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Waiting is part of the deal: You can catch up on your reading from the in-shop library of tabloids and less than high-brow magazines.

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Walk into any high-brow stereo shop and ask about Bose.

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The movie came from former eBay head Jeff Skoll's Participant Media, which is the company behind such high-brow documentaries as An Inconvenient Truth and Food, Inc.

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His face was pleasant, his brow high, his mouth gentle, and his brown eyes warmly inquisitive, as if to say, Yes, I like you, and yes, I want to know more about you.

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Opened in December 2010 by Alexis Soler, No 308 hits the mark as a low-key bar with a high brow cocktail menu, with house made sodas and freshly made juices forming the backbone of their mixology staples.

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His face is arresting, a long, narrow brow over almond eyes lit by youth and restless ambition, high cheekbones and a cool jazz man's trimmed mustache.

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Thus far this summer, the network is similarly the most watched and the only to grow its audience thanks to a schedule filled with high-performing repeats over low-brow reality.

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