It’s called The Thing, and James Franco’s Got It For its fourth installation, the new art-object d’art publication The Thingrecruited renaissance wonder-boy James Franco to create the limited-edition quarterly’s content and design. Franco had a thing for the late, unsung, … Read More
A duffle of summertime essentials to help you reach the beach in nautical style, even if you’re in dessert sands Helly-Hansen Faerder Reversible Jacket: From the nautical Norwegian brand founded in 1877 with a wind-resistant rip-stop cotton outer layer. (Pictured … Read More
Group show at David Zwirner creates helter-shelter Get outta’ the house and into this show. Through August 5th, New York’s David Zwirner is featuring “The House Without the Door” at its 525 & 533 West 19th Street gallery spaces. The … Read More
Menu Design in America: 1850-1985′ will make you hungry for the tasty graphics of other eras Containing more than a century of impossibly chic and just plain fun menus of yesteryear’s restaurants, “Menu Design in America” is a visual feast, … Read More
Kiehl’s Offers New Services for Men Since 1851, Kiehl’s has been helping men and women to retain their youths. A new selection of services directed at men specifically is now offering facials, body treatments, massages, shaves and haircuts. If you’re … Read More
In a revealing new book, the controversial photographer’s famous peers pick their favorites of his captured faces William Burroughs shooting a rifle. Dennis Hopper chatting up a blonde. Patti Smith cutting her hair. And, of course, plenty of unknown male … Read More
Road-tripping the rounds of Maine’s coolest clam shacks Hop in a convertible – anything from a 1950′s Austin-Healey to a new Porsche 911 will do, and hit the road for a tour of Maine’s classic clam shacks. We did, and … Read More
