Interview: Herschel Supply Co’s Co-Founder Jamie Cormack
From opening a first-ever NYC store to reinventing the classics with consumer input
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From opening a first-ever NYC store to reinventing the classics with consumer input
Celebrating 100 years with a chrometastic "functional art piece"
Three-time Grammy Award-winner, the beloved Bill Withers died this week at his home in Los Angeles. Withers, born the last of six children, overcame a childhood stutter before pursuing music. He would …
A Pomo remix of a Hall + Oates classic, a comeback video by SSION, new NVDES and more in our week of music
Including 15 books and over 250 myths, Ovid’s “Metamorphoses” is a true classic—one many of us may feel a little shameful about, for not having read it yet. The clever and energetic …
We speak with the celebrated architect and new Driade artistic director about fostering the iconic Italian design house
On what would have been his 80th birthday this week, Elvis Presley’s first-ever recording was auctioned off for $300,000. Though many fans may not know this ballad—called “My Happiness”—it was an essential …
An exceptional tribute to the oldest recorded board game in existence, this backgammon set features a hand-lacquered photographic feather playing field encased in Zebrano wood. Duel using pieces made of antique gold …
We return to LA to check out the latest in the auto shop's Derelict series of reborn automobiles
Chill your whisky or other beverage with this slow-melting ice cube, shaped like the Death Star.