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.

How Long Gone LIVE Oct 15th with Patrik Sandberg

Every celebrity's favorite sushi spot is one of the few remaining places where they can get a fit off.

Whitney Port is most known for her role on MTV’s The Hills & The City, she has her own podcast With Whit, and has been living rent-free in Jason’s heart for over a decade. We chat about potentially moving out of Los Angeles, a complete run-through of Whitney’s childlike eating habits, Whole Foods chicken tendies, all three of us being Straight Edge and having a fat phase, the exact height of Whitney’s husband, how hot her tennis instructor is, how she likes to free her mind at night, what she's watching on reality TV, and we have a rundown of peak 2008 LA nightclubs.

Luc Sante, author of “Low Life,” chats about the neighborhood’s history, including CBGB, Warhol’s Electric Circus and the Tompkins Square Park riots.

I've been casually hoarding out of print interior design books and magazines for the last 8 years. These images are an assorted selection from my collection—Timeless furniture and personal spaces from New York, Los Angeles, Paris and more.

Rostam's new song "Unfold You" out now: https://rostam.ffm.to/unfoldyou Rostam Online: https://ffm.bio/rostam CREDITS starring Hari Nef Directed by Rostam Ba...

Sean Fennessey is the Head of Content at The Ringer, and host of the podcast The Big Picture. We chat about Emily In Paris, how to flex on Letterboxd, 1996's Black Comedy The Cable Guy, zoom backgrounds, Sean still using Netflix for physical DVDs, the NBA bubble, the over-saturation of media platforms, John Mayer's hair wax, and we rate a few Los Angeles coffee shops.

A supremely effective and sweet-smelling hand sanitizer that keeps skin soft.This antiseptic spray formulated with 80% ethyl...

Early in-person voting kicked off in the Peach State with machine shortages and hours-long lines.

Scented candle with an aroma reminiscent of an ancient forest via Cedar, Cypress and notes of Vetiver. Formulated with vegan-friendly ingredients.

"Sundowner" the new song by Kevin Morby off 'Sundowner', out October 16th on Dead Oceans. STREAM / BUY: https://kevinmorby.ffm.to/sundowner http://www.kevinm...

Took my first airplane ride in some time. LGA–ATL and back. As strange as travel has become, it felt good being out there, seeing everyone.

The “Kids” actress, who stars in Luca Guadagnino’s HBO series, “We Are Who We Are,” introduces her baby to B & H Dairy, in her old East Village stomping ground.

This week Chris and Jason chat about our spreader date at Hollywood hotspot Delilah featuring a breakdown of their clientele, menu, and user journey. We consider a pivot to Cameo after receiving multiple requests, Bill Burr hosting SNL, we compare ourselves to horses, the troubling shape of Pete Davidson’s skull, and how a certain bar from rapper YG became a Gen Z mantra.

USA-ELECTION/EARLY VOTE (PIX):More than 6.6 million Americans have already voted, suggesting record turnout

How Long Gone LIVE recorded Oct 8th with special guest Naomi Fry.

Chris Black takes us behind the scenes at the designer's Spring 2021 collection in Los Angeles.

David Coggins is an NYT bestselling author and style god living in New York. He’s equally a man of nature and the city, and his new book The Optimist comes out early next year. We chat about Presidential merch, CB being stressed out by corniness, the ins, and outs of fly fishing fashion, wading in the waters of Patagonia, the importance of a tailor, pajamas, NYC power lunches, and some Chateau Marmont hacks.

Designer candles, fancy incense, midcentury modern furniture and the rise of fragrant living

This collection of images is really about my love of New York and the beauty of simplicity in all aspects of life.

Each writer in the new book A Measure of Belonging: Twenty-One Writers of Color on the New American South (Hub City Press, edited by Cinelle Barnes) dances with the question: “Who is welcome?” In this excerpt, Joy Priest creates a Southern rap soundtrack of the cars, songs, and forces that sculpted her sense of freedom and confinement coming of age in Louisville, Kentucky, in the early 2000s.