Monthly Archives: May 2011

Concrete Gold

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Closer than skateboarding to their common ancestor surfing, longboarding shifts its focus away from tricks, instead emphasizing style and speed. The all-girl trio of Jenica Davenport, Nathalie Herring, and Micku Murgolo, representing Bustin NYC, epitomize a beautiful marriage of the … Continue reading

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Respect the Shooter: Douglas Lyle Thompson

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In his career, Brooklyn-based photographer Douglas Lyle Thompson has documented some interesting moments in the US and abroad. Having shot for clients ranging from Google to Puma, his work has appeared in New York Magazine and Wallpaper*, amongst other notable … Continue reading

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Hiding in Plain Sight

Posted on by Shahendra Ohneswere

[haiku url=”http://cdn.mobilerider.com/mobilerider/mobilestorefront/2416/media/file/44318/269747.mp3″ title=”Things Fall Apart (feat. Panda Bear)”] Much like MF Doom, British producer ZOMBY has become somewhat of an urban legend. Whether it’s the amount of music he records, the outfits he DJs in or whether that’s even him … Continue reading

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Tend And Defend

Posted on by Adam Waytz

A few days before the Los Angeles’ Lakers epic playoffs demise, Andrew Bynum addressed his team’s struggles by saying very little about rebounding, defense, scoring, hustle, energy, physicality, or any facets related to playing the game of basketball. Instead Bynum … Continue reading

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For We Are Many

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Still high on the release of its debut album, Search, Party and Destroy, DJ/producer/remix junkie conglomerate Rad Omen commissioned some of the today’s directors on the rise – including Va$htie, Marc Moran & David Muniz, Andrew A. Soria and Heath … Continue reading

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Cellar Dweller

Posted on by Benjamin Clymer

In a subterranean bunker deep under the skyscrapers of midtown Manhattan sits Eric Ripert, world-renowned chef, television personality, father, and co-owner of the perennially praised Le Bernardin restaurant that bustles directly above. Celebrity hasn’t changed his role in the kitchen … Continue reading

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With the Lights Out

Posted on by Andreas Hale

[haiku url=”http://cdn.mobilerider.com/mobilerider/mobilestorefront/2416/media/file/43237/257187.mp3″ title=”Smells Like Teen Spirit”] Regardless of whether you “get it” or not, progressive California duo J*Davey is unapologetic for their sound. Since 2006, Brook D’Leau and Miss Jack Davey have stood at the intersection of Soul Street and … Continue reading

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Timing Is Everything

Posted on by Benjamin Clymer

LeBron James is the youngest man to ever to be named the NBA’s most valuable player consecutively. At 26, he’s arguably the most dominant figure in basketball and a global superstar who has graced the covers of Sports Illustrated, GQ, … Continue reading

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The Thin Line

Posted on by Tamara Warren

[portfolio_slideshow] While industrial designer Nolen Niu finds inspiration in the European form, his pieces emphasize comfort, a decidedly American aspiration. He finds the intersection of cultural cues in his line of furniture. “In America there’s a huge focus on comfort … Continue reading

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Kill ‘Em With Kindness

Posted on by Andreas Hale

They say nice guys finish last, but Manny Pacquiao counters that cliché with a left hook similar to the one that exploded on the face of Ricky Hatton in their 2009 fight. This nice guy finishes first. Always. In the … Continue reading

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