Monthly Archives: July 2011

The Love of My Crew

Posted on by Quinn Peterson

Many are quick to dub hip-hop’s current state as one of imitation, impatience and over-saturation. For Fly Union, a three-man collective from Columbus, Ohio, they’ve operated by some different mantras. “Good things come to those who wait” and “quality over … Continue reading

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Hand Crafted

Posted on by Tamara Warren

Justen Ladda was born in West Germany, but he has been a staple of the downtown New York art scene since 1978. In 1981 he transformed the auditorium of an abandoned school in the South Bronx with a comic image … Continue reading

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Light My Fire

Posted on by Shahendra Ohneswere

LA outfit Foster the People know the power of the Internet. Relatively unheard of until last year, its music spread quickly through some blog placements placements to the aptly named website Hype Machine and ultimately the charts, landing at number … Continue reading

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Refresh, Reuse

Posted on by Tamara Warren

Italian designer Guido Garotti approaches furniture design as an exercise in social anthropology. “When I design, I study shapes, materials and manufacturing in order to encourage a psychological symbiosis between person and object,” Garotti says. His most recent project is … Continue reading

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Meet The Parents

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Sweet

Posted on by Life and Times

// Top Chef semi-finalist Sam Talbot takes Life+Times through the Imperial No. 9 restaurant at The Mondrian Hotel, discussing his new book The Sweet Life, a guide to both cooking and living with diabetes.

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Wugazi

Posted on by Shahendra Ohneswere

Though they play different styles of music, Washington D.C. punk icons Fugazi and Staten Island’s Wu-Tang Clan are more closely linked than one might think. Both outfits are iconic in respective circles, pioneered the ethos of Do-It-Yourself in independent music … Continue reading

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Surf’s Up, New York

Posted on by Yale Breslin

Deep in the heart of SoHo, almost bridging on Chinatown, a surf shop opened it’s doors two years ago and has since, not only gained a loyal following of dedicated wave riders globally, but they’ve zeroed in on a market … Continue reading

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Derek Jeter’s 3000th Hit is a Homerun!

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Do U Wanna Ride?

Posted on by Life and Times

// Within the last couple of weeks, the New York City Department of Education closed Open Road Park, a sanctuary for area skateboarders in Lower East Side, Manhattan. Yet on a summery weekend just this past May, Santigold, her fiancé … Continue reading

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