Japanese-American by birth, Canadian by upbringing, Justin Nozuka has a raspiness and deepness to his voice that you would not expect to hear just by looking at him. His style blends elements of acoustic, folk, blues, and pop. I can't…
Continue Reading →With February 14th fast approaching and Hallmark preparing to reap the benefits, a good number of us have begun to ponder loves' labors lost. While our coupled friends prepare the perfect evening complete with a romantic dinner and fireside lovemaking…
Continue Reading →If the days of your life are as dull as watching sands fall through the hourglass, maybe you should stop watching an hourglass and do something exciting, like buy a modern timepiece. You know, one that's more aesthetically pleasing than…
Continue Reading →Derek Powazek sure knows how to make lemonade out of lemons. Even after the sudden (and forced) disassociation of both himself and his wife, Heather, from JPG Magazine, a magazine they founded, together, he's turned around to create yet another…
Continue Reading →Pharrell Williams may best be known as one of the most in-demand music producers and hip-hop artists around, but his sense of style has certainly not escaped notice either. As the driving force behind the Billionaire Boys Club-Ice Cream, Pharrell…
Continue Reading →I should have realized how popular Miguel Migs was when I got a number of responses to a giveaway on my company's mailing list; his latest CD is a collaborative effort by artists who worked hard to create unique interpretations…
Continue Reading →We always like to see new art from old friends, especially when that old friend is someone we like as much as Zeptonn lab. We are simply delighted to note there's some fresh new limited edition canvas prints up on…
Continue Reading →At last year's FLIP challenge, participants were asked to compose an original piece of piece of furniture employing two types of wood displaying artistic value. Four students of the Raffles Design Institute got down to work and when all was…
Continue Reading →I've been a massive fan of dVider for a while now -- we spent some quality time at ICFF last year and I always check in to see what is new in the world of non-committal wall decor. Their endless…
Continue Reading →Many museums serve to cover the evolution of a particular subject over a prolonged period of time. The TAG Heuer 360 Museum is unique in that it is a museum of time. The new institution, located on the ground floor…
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