Arts and culture magazine, Juxtapoz, has teamed up with urban lifestyle company, Upper Playground, and purveyors of canned, caffeinated alcohol Sparks, to present the second annual Ignite What's Next Art Tour. Three different venues will showcase live painting by three…
Continue Reading →During a recent trip to Boston, I made it a priority to stay in the Liberty Hotel. Perhaps Boston's most notable new luxury hotel, I had read some convincing reviews about it... its supposedly top notch service, historic ambiance, and…
Continue Reading →While Achilles was one of the heroes of the Trojan War, we have to think that it's probably his handsomeness and not his penchant for brut force that inspired the founders of The Achilles Project to adapt his name, because…
Continue Reading →Darin Hager of Boston-based Heyday Footwear dropped us a line over the weekend to introduce us to some of his company's newest styles, and we're almost as excited as he is over what Spring's got in store for sneakerheads. The…
Continue Reading →Heyday Footwear is a brand new footwear line created by Boston based sneaker designer Darin Hager. Darin has been designing shoes for Puma, Clarks and Sperry for so long he decided, "why not do it for myself?" Heyday's designs are…
Continue Reading →The Johnny Cupcakes 'Creature' Shirts are the first in a series of collaborations with illustrator Thom Glick, called 'There's Something In The Cupcake Mix!?!' They are four halloween-ish style characters printed on t-shirts, and each shirt comes inside a matching…
Continue Reading →I had a chance to see the Adicolor demo at an Adidas Store in Boston last weekend and just had to share how much I enjoyed watching the creative process. The pure white ground really lets the artist imagination flow--…
Continue Reading →In celebration of Karmaloop's new store at 160 Newbury Street in Boston, they threw an extremely nutty party last week. And you better believe there was a JS.com correspondent on the scene. Apparently the venue was packed to the brim…
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