As we reported to you in December, the Greener Gadgets 2009 Conference is a must for anyone interested in ecologically-friendly design. If the only green you're lacking is in your wallet, Inhabitat is footing the bill for one lucky winner…
Continue Reading →We have no idea yet whether or not Watchmen will be as appetizing as The Dark Knight or as revolting as Catwoman. But we do know is that it's directed by 300's Zack Snyder, so it has a fighting chance…
Continue Reading →Lou Reed's voice has been at the forefront of rock 'n' roll since he first appeared with the Velvet Underground & Nico in the 60's. The Brooklyn-born icon has influenced generations of musicians and writers, inspiring everyone from David Bowie…
Continue Reading →Living on your own has its perks. For one, you're not subject to the decorative whims of design-challenged parents or roommates who think Billy the Big Mouth Bass makes any living room complete. While you have plenty of taste, enhancing…
Continue Reading →When the Storefront for Art and Architecture renovated its New York City space this past summer, some things had to go. Among the items that got the ol' heave ho were the iconic letters that adorned its facade since 1993.…
Continue Reading →Potentially less offensive than the "I [middle finger] L.A." tee or the recent "I Heart NY" style-shirt that features a cyclist falling over train tracks in San Francisco, Public School created its own rendition of the classic tourism tagline. Like…
Continue Reading →Calling all fans of choice kicks, if you currently have no reason to feel "pumped" up, maybe you should revisit the classic Reebok sneakers. The brand that pitted Dan and Dave against each other in the race for Olympic glory…
Continue Reading →Richard Haines is designerman, a fashion designer and blogger whose sketches of NYC style cause as many double takes as the people who inspire them. A brightly talented illustrator with a taste for the streets, Richard strolls New York City…
Continue Reading →Great literary and artistic minds collaborate to produce a collection of iconic images of the world's greatest city in New York. The book is encased in its own little skyscraper and features the work of Annie Leibovitz, Helmut Newton, Patrick…
Continue Reading →Attention serious nerds, get out your Google calendar and mark it down with the following information: On December 4 - 7, the Blip Festival 2008 comes to New York to recycle your Commodore 64, Atari 2800, NES ... possibly even…
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