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 …
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.
‘Tis the season in the USA, when it’s time to gather around, give thanks and load up our plates. Holiday tunes of the Thanksgiving variety are in short order, but thanks to …