The world of apparel is dominated by major brands that use the same tired concepts/influences and overcharging because they can. I love Supreme, but how many Hanes-esque shirts can be sold before we realize that there is a better product out there. The idea of mixing streetwear and pop culture is the oldest tale in fashion, but Hypland is in a league of their own. … Continue reading Hypland – A Jordan Bentley Experience
One of the greatest things to witness over the past decade has been the seeping of diversity into the mainstream world of festivals (especially film festivals). We are getting to see ideas and concepts that are decades in the making and it’s for the whole world to see. Tribeca has had a boon over the past few years in celebrating not only New York, but … Continue reading The DOC – A Gem at Tribeca
Friendship is a hard concept to define. It can vary from being overstated to outright unappreciated. Getting a 5am call to hang out is a special type of friendship. It’s one that requires being on your feet, open minded, and a lot of coffee. When a friend calls you that early to go for a walk and chat you know it’s time to put your … Continue reading The Guardians of Justice: How Adi Shankar Brought Bootlegs to Mainstream
In the midst of the Black History Month, Foot Locker celebrated its 2022 Sole List Class, celebrated and amplifying the works of tastemakers and the like. Three photographers Joshua Renfroe, Flo Ngala, and Andy Jackson were highlighted for their exceptional work. Continue reading Foot Locker Presents: Sole List 2022
As someone who grew up with Child’s Play, hearing that there was a Chucky show in the works blew my mind. Yes, I want more of that psycho doll, and yes I want it in television/streaming format. The story of that little maniac never gets old and when Don Mancini said he was going back to the story’s roots and bringing back some favorites, I … Continue reading Chucky is Back!
Honestly, our favorite show of the year has been What We Do in the Shadows, especially it being set in Staten Island (no favoritism here). The humor and stellar cast has separated it from the equally hilarious movie of the same name, while also still maintaining the same world (ish). Matthew Barry and Kayvan Novak play these exaggerated yet layered characters while Natasia Demetriou steals … Continue reading What We Do in the Shadows Shines Through
When you think of horror movies zombies or gore might come to mind, but for me it was walking through an empty Times Square in June 2020. Empty as in nobody but myself. Stores were shuttered. The streets became eerie after 6PM. It was a quiet reserved for a small town somewhere very far away. Not only did it not seem safe, but New York … Continue reading Reigniting NYC: Tribeca + Bulleit
We had the opportunity to sit down with UK sensation, Liv Lovelle. Continue reading Liv Lovelle Talks Music, Her Career, and the Future
Certain concepts maintain no matter what the political/societal/global climate is. One of these certain concepts is art. Art has had the ability to flourish through the centuries, always a beacon of creativity to be seen no matter the circumstance. We sat with Abdellah Korari, the Managing Director of Cobra Art Gallery in Düsseldorf, to discuss art and the passion he brings to the table. Art … Continue reading Leveling Up Art with Abdellah Korari
In the realm of Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, we have an incredible amount of stories being told that have been muted for so long. These mediums take risks and reward us with more than just quality content, but the understanding that some content is going to hit and some is going to miss. A good amount of these risks incorporate culture that would never … Continue reading Ramy: A Show that talks about everything
