Featuring live stand up from Michael Martin-del-Campo

Lara Marie Schoenhals is an old friend and fellow elite podcaster. She’s a great writer, down to clown, and the host of S.U.P. (Sexy Unique Podcast) as well as Saving Sex and the City 3, a podcast dedicated to reimagining what might happen on the film that never was. We chat about an upcoming photoshoot, rapper Tyga, blowouts, why Santa Monica is bad, we workshop how a SATC reboot might be cast today, SNL, crystals being cancelled, and Lara’s journey as a troubled teen to Tinseltown success.

Jam is a brand based in Los Angeles, founded in 2018. The brand is an extension of the graphic design practice of Sam Jayne. Jam delves into themes of nature, architecture, music, and graphic design. ...

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Amid surging sales, Bottega Veneta needs to keep up the momentum without losing its discreet charm. CEO Bartolomeo Rongone talks exclusively to BoF about the reinvention of the Italian heritage brand ...

A selection of images taken between 2017-20 on international trips & backyard ventures in British Columbia. National Geographic scans for good measure.

Black Rain, out everywhere October 28th 9 AM EST: https://found.ee/Rhye_BR Directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson Produced by Genevièv...

Emily Kirkpatrick is a writer for Vanity Fair living in New York. We chat about the sauna, Emrata’s pregnancy, New Hampshire emo bands, a play-by-play breakdown of Drake’s raisin forward birthday party menu, a praising of The Daily Mail, Emily’s newsletter, the troubles of dating as a writer, problematic celeb faves, and our Halloween plans.

“My life is a muddy river. I thought I should add more dirt.”

Yesterday afternoon we took a trip to Highland Park to visit Burgerlords for a late lunch. Interestingly, in July, mid-pandemic, they had switched their menu to be completely vegan. Co-owner Fred Guerrero has been vegetarian since the age of eight and has crafted a delicious vegan burger made from vegetables, grains, and nuts. No Beyond, no Impossible. The shift seems to be paying off. In Los Angeles, the land of the hamburger, specializing in something more niche and sustainable sets you apart and makes Burgerlords a destination worth supporting. Even if it is in Highland Park.

One on one pod today, Chris and Jason chat about smoothies, pumpkins, our twitch show recap, Kanye on Rogan, the foods that Chris hates, and the places that he hates to eat them at.

What’s left of Peter Buchanan-Smith’s trendsetting outdoor brand?

In the early 1990s, Gin Blossoms became one of the biggest alternative bands in the world on the strength of a megahit. The second episode of our new music show explores the hidden history behind that...

How Long Gone LIVE Oct 23 2020 featuring a live performance from Rebounder & Jesse Rutherford

Album · 2020 · 11 Songs

Mark Hunter aka The Cobrasnake is a photographer from Hollywood, CA. He’s known for being the original iconic party photographer from the 2000s, but that's just the tip of his iceberg. We chat about fitness philosophies Mark’s bubbling covid-resell business, some of his most expensive grails, his beyond-insane Chromie collection, DJ tours with TJ, Runyon Canyon, and we do a lightning-round recounting of some of Mark’s most infamous photographs from back in the day.

Kaia Gerber, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Miley Cyrus are all members of Hollywood’s paparazzi-beloved shopping cult.

So the clothing and bag are things I've made in the last few weeks. I have small sewing set up at home and have been lucky enough to be the designated recipient of any fabric scraps being thrown out by local companies/friends. I'm happily spending my isolation time trying to think of uses/garments that I can make from these scraps. There's a couple "on-model" photos that I took of my gear this weekend in an effort to document my latest pieces. I don't sell anything or have a brand name really so I have to remind myself to get photos of this stuff. Otherwise it just piles up or I give it away. The rest is a really odd mix of things I like from various places.

Tom Krell aka HTDW is a musician living in Los Angeles, currently stationed in Boulder, Colorado. We chat about cococinos, AOC playing video games, Boulder scene report, living in Germany, McDonald's, Walmart, gatekeepers, patronage, Tom’s new internet programme, and some new music that we’re listening to.

New York City has a new digital subway map that reflects the current status of the subway lines. And you can even see the trains

The sport is considered an art form, and the artist Tyrrell Winston would agree.

An illustrated mid-career monograph exploring the 30-year creative journey of the 8-time Academy Award-nominated writer and director Paul Thomas Anderson has been described as "one of American f...

In her folk-rock songwriting and in interactions with her Big Thief bandmates, the musician’s raw openness creates strange and thrilling effects.

Justin Bieber used to make relevant and occasionally exciting music. I am sure you remember his classic from 2015, “What Do You Mean?” or the Diplo and Skrillex produced “Where Are U Now.” During that period, he was able to walk that fine line between global pop star and relevant musician. The ultimate goal for anyone in his position. ¶ Bieber married model Hailey Baldwin, dove headfirst into new age Chelsea boot Christianity, and the music is suffering. After seeing him perform with Chance The Rapper last night on SNL, I think it is time for an intervention. ¶ His new single “Holy” sounds like a neutered praise anthem. It features Chance The Rapper, the blandest in the game. Why does growth as a person cause the music to suffer so much? He has proven that he can make great songs. Hopefully, he can do it again.

Trevor McFedries is the founder of Brud, a technology & music company most notably known for creating Lil Miquela. Trevor also happens to be old friends of ours, and we chat about our previous milestone episode, caffeine intakes and how it affects our sleep, Trevor working for Kanye, digital currency, the salad days of Silverlake, media training, moving to Oklahoma, and we get some tips on investing in our future.