While I hesitate to go so far as to call this an ad -- Cadbury themselves call it a "piece of content" -- it's definitely, well...different. And weird. And entertaining. I mean, who doesn't love to see a gorilla absolutely…
Continue Reading →Somewhere in my weekend web travels (and to start your week of the same), I stumbled across Mumble Magazine, an e-zine dedicated to street & contemporary culture, particularly within the realm of skateboarding. The clean layout and simple graphics really…
Continue Reading →Streetwear as we know it today is a different beast than the clothes worn by metro kids a decade ago; it has infiltrated suburbia, established itself online and appeals to a much wider audience than before. If you have any…
Continue Reading →The perennial question in a new move is finding the perfect furniture. For me, it doesn't exist. Call me fussy, but it's a frustrating experience to buy pieces because I never find what I'm looking for. Let's put it this…
Continue Reading →Antenna Mag is about stuff. Material stuff, that is -- and mostly the kind that just exists to make people feel good about themselves/better than other people (sunglasses, super tight jeans, alcohol). But, unlike so many of the other online…
Continue Reading →Here's a good way to get my attention: show a guy on a surfboard getting towed by a Jet Ski right into the teeth of a giant effin' wave, then continuing to ride that wave against all odds for another…
Continue Reading →Key rings are one of those things we use without much thought; usually you get a fresh one when you rent a new apartment, or buy a car. Sometimes you get fancy and someone buys you an "expensive" key ring…
Continue Reading →This isn't a drastically belated post about the Beautiful Losers exhibit. It's not even a post about the book (which I hope to death you all have, because it is amazing -- amazing); this post is about the film documentary,…
Continue Reading →I had a blast this afternoon flipping through the "pages" of the new London-based online skateboarding magazine Tweaker. I have to admit, I usually like to have paper-in-hand to get the best reading experience out of a magazine, but Tweaker…
Continue Reading →If you're looking to get some attention on the playground, I recommend an Abacus, a German, Erich Lacher Watch Factory time-piece that presents time by the wavering position of a ball. Ignoring the fact that you may miss appointments by…
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