Discovering the Future of Customization at Vans’ Global Headquarters
Surprises reveal themselves as we explore design and production at the new California hub
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Cocktail Chameleon
$40.00
There is no reason to grow tired of the same old classic cocktails. As entertaining expert Mark Addison makes clear, by commanding the original recipe one can easily spin out a tasty variation at home. Addison provides 144 different recipes in total, all of which stem from 12 famed drinks. Addison’s offerings vary from easy and delightful to wildly creative and molecular. There’s something here for those of all skill levels looking to punch up their drink mixing.
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St Vincent: New York
With a whimsical color palette and crisp, shapely structures, the music video for St Vincent’s latest single “New York” delights. It’s a visual feast from director Alex Da Corte, starring Annie Clark …
Venice Film Festival Introduces a Virtual Reality Competition
A roster of works announce the prestigious festival's commitment to VR storytelling
Matthew Dear feat. Tegan and Sara: Bad Ones
The seamless creative process behind “Bad Ones“—wherein Matthew Dear discovered a loop that he thought would be a great fit for Tegan and Sara, and they returned a verse and chorus within …
Gudak Cam “Disposable Camera” App for iOS
Simulate the much-loved, analog Kodak experience that's fading into history
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Tudor Watches’ Unexpected First Female Brand Ambassador
Traditionally, brand ambassador news excites two types of individuals: a brand and then the fans of the ambassador. With Tudor’s recently announced partnership with Lady Gaga, there’s far more to find compelling. …
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Tesla Model X SUV Faster Than a $500K Lamborghini
It’s long been noted that the Tesla Model X SUV carries tremendous, almost unexpected speed. But to see the new Model X P100D Ludicrous SUV drag race a Lamborghini Aventador SV—and set …
Put ‘Em Back Oyster Knife
$38.00
From the curved stainless steel blade (with a bridged pivot point to simplify shucking) to the ergonomic handled produced from recycled plastic bottles, Toadfish Outfitter’s Put ‘Em Back Oyster Knife aims to make the entire process easier and safer. Further, the Charleston, South Carolina-based company partners with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Oyster Shell Recycling Program and Oyster Restoration and Enhancement Program to re-nourish 10-square-feet of oyster habitat for every knife sold. Oyster loves can rejoice knowing they’ve made efforts toward sustainability.
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Naturally-Dyed Blue Wine Coming Stateside
After weathering a lengthy regulatory controversy—because, can blue wine actually be called white wine and is it even wine—the Spanish brand Gik will now bring its neon-hued vino to the States (well, …