Monthly Archives: October 2011

Red, White & Browne

Posted on by Yale Breslin

Thom Browne may be recognized for his cropped suits (and the constant use of red, white, and blue), but besides his gentlemanly clothes, he’s known for staging fashion presentations that are anything but traditional. From an Olympic-sized swimming pool in … Continue reading

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Young Jeezy: “.38″

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TM: 103 Hustlerz Ambition

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The Right Stuff

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In Wednesday night’s opener of the 107th World Series, St. Louis manager Tony LaRussa made all the right moves to give his Cardinals an early lead in the series. In Game 2 on Thursday, it was Texas manager Ron Washington … Continue reading

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Fit for a KING

Posted on by Yale Breslin

ROMA Design Group, the globally acclaimed San Francisco-based design firm, was tapped to design the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial in Washington DC, after wining a competition over 11 years ago, beating out over 1,000 competition design … Continue reading

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Ready To Rumble

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A boxer’s ring entrance is backed by a certain sound that gets him ready for war. Some fighters head to the ring with music from their homeland backing them while others may opt for sounds from their favorite hip-hop artists … Continue reading

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Prince Amongst Thieves

Posted on by Yale Breslin

Richard Prince is both a painter and a photographer, and has collaborated with talents such as Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton and the band Sonic Youth. Here, he reflects on some of his career-spanning pieces, providing personal anecdotes into the … Continue reading

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Up One

Posted on by Thomas Harden

There’s an old adage, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” On Wednesday, St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa reverted to a strikingly similar late game strategy to help move his team one game closer to securing their eleventh … Continue reading

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With A Mean Shoe Game…

Posted on by Yale Breslin

Model, fashion stylist and shoe designer Tabitha Simmons unveiled her collection of sleek footwear designs in 2009, and since, hasn’t slowed down. With each pair handmade in Italy, her timeless yet feminine range got its start by Mr. Jefferson Hack, … Continue reading

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No Church In the Wild

Posted on by Tamara Warren

For her new work, artist Eve Sussman and her company the Rufus Corporation traveled to Central Asia in 2008. Over two years she recorded 3,000 filmic fragments that are the material for nearly infinite patterns of “whiteonwhite:algorithmicnoir,” which is on … Continue reading

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The Ting Tings “Hang It Up”

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After a massive summer of touring, The Ting Tings are readying their new album. Life+Times caught up with Jules and Katie to talk about the direction of the album, their inspirations and the skinny behind their new video for “Hang … Continue reading

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