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Paramount demands $1.9 billion from states, citing Warner deal delays
Tech scion David Ellison's company wants the coalition of 12 states and the WGA to cover the 'ticking fees' that Paramount could incur due to Warner deal delays
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The Jordan Design Studio Searches For the Next LA Legend
In Los Angeles, basketball is woven into the fabric of everyday life. It echoes through playgrounds pressed up against freeways and situated between neighborhoods, inspires generations of artists and designers, and serves as a cultural thread connecting sport, fashion, and community. The game’s influence stretches far beyond the final buzzer, ringing out beyond the bleachers and shaping the creative identity of a city where self-expression and innovation are constantly evolving. Few symbols embo
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Hayden Panettiere, star of 'Nashville' and 'Heroes,' dies at 36. Here is what we know
Actor Hayden Panettiere, star of 'Nashville' and 'Heroes, is dead at 36. Here is what we know.
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This Running Brand’s Final PUMA Drop Is HR-Approved
All good things must come to an end, even PUMA's collaboration with running brand SAYSKY, sadly. Although the collab may be clocking out, the brands recognize that true runners never do. The final collection speaks directly to that mindset. Titled "Back to Business," PUMA and SAYSKY deliver high-tech running gear with office-approved swagger. Specifically, SAYSKY gets its own PUMA Deviate NITRO™ Elite 4 and MagMax NITRO™ 2 shoes, with each model getting two colorways. So, that&apo
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Supreme Is Building a World Again
Matthew 6:13 reads: “And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” It seems Supreme skipped that first part, because its Fall/Winter 2026 collection is wall-to-wall temptation. That’s not altogether unexpected, given the streetwear giant’s ongoing resurgence. Its great Spring/Summer 2026 collection — the coffin! The revived 97-era Arabic logo tee! The MM6 zip-up box logo hoodie! — proved that Supreme had finally shaken out of its early 2020s slump, but FW26 goes one step further.Su
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What went down at the Dazed x Asia Roma summer party
Held at the cult restaurant in Chinatown, the Dazed summer party was a choose-your-own-adventure kind of night, bringing together our New York community
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ALD's Beautiful Blue New Balance Dad Shoe Goes the Distance
There's a certain level of assumed sophistication that comes with any Aimé Leon Dore and New Balance click up.Having long since conquered the world of lifestyle sneakers, though, ALD is ready to flex its endurance muscles with its carbon-plated Rebel V5 sneaker that is quite literally built to go the distance.As it stands, ALD has all but mastered the art of classic, prep-school steez. Add in New Balance's established dad shoe pedigree, and you get refined sneakers that are categorical
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Nike Garnishes Its Minimalistic Air Max With A Portion of Sweet Beet
As Sergio Lozano’s iconic Air Max 95 continues its 30th-anniversary victory lap, Nike shows no signs of slowing down its rollout of true-to-spec Big Bubble retros. Scheduled to land in Fall 2026, the Nike Air Force Max 95 Big Bubble Photon Dust/Sweet Beet blends archival anatomy with a striking, berry-infused palette.Originally designed with larger, four-window visible Air units in 1995 that were later downsized for mass production due to durability concerns, the re-engineered Big Bubble specs r
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Rufi Thorpe and Grant Ginder on the magic of putting yourself out there
The authors dive into writing from the POV of a cat, commitment being an act of bravery and other lessons from working with a real Hinge couple for the ‘No Ordinary Love’ audiobook
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Hollywood strikes first AI copyright truce with ByteDance
The Motion Picture Assn. said it reached an agreement with ByteDance over its AI tools.
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Blissful photos of friends reuniting amid a steamy Berlin summer
After living in different cities for two years, photographer Vincent Wechselberger and multidisciplinary artist Noam Yarik Gil Shuster capture an idyllic 24 hours spent together in Berlin
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A rare interview with Tricky, Bristol’s trip-hop phantom
In the wake of his latest album, Different When It’s Silent, Emma Garland sits down with the elusive artist to discuss grief, the question of retirement, and quitting Massive Attack over a portion of chips
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The Children of This Village Delight in Wildfire and Death
“Father’s Feet” from The Crossing of the Boars by Zhang Guixing, translated by Christopher G Rea and Julie Ming Wang
Guan Ah-fung hanged himself from a jackfruit tree one sundown as wildfire whirled through fields of lalang grass, spewing a dirty haze that choked the jungle and enveloped half of Kampong Krokop, the Village of the Boars. Rays of the setting sun, striated by the smoke and the vapor of the fierce heat, floated like a school of golden carp in a red sea. Hawks, t
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Amsterdam brand Roy Is A Mess is pushing scene to the extreme
From iPod bangles to Bluetooth heels and neon wigs, Roy Adriaens’ eponymous brand pays homage to the chaos of 2010s youth culture
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This adidas Icon Went From Military Staple to Luxe Chocolate Highlight
Long before the German Army Trainer became a runway fixture for luxury houses like Maison Margiela, it was an unbranded piece of cold-war military equipment. Originally commissioned in the 1970s for West German soldiers training indoors, the silhouette was mass-produced by adidas. Decades later, as army surplus stock flooded European markets, the GAT’s minimal, unbranded leather upper and T-toe suede overlay evolved into one of the most celebrated, versatile templates in footwear history. Honori
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'DTF' ... Los Angeles? Inside the making, and future, of a surprise Emmy darling
Creator Steven Conrad and stars Jason Bateman, Linda Cardellini and David Harbour on 'the razor's edge' that was making 'DTF St. Louis.'
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How Disney's partnership with the makers of 'Fortnite' is transforming the Magic Kingdom
As Disney looks to keep fans engaged, the company increasingly is turning to a video game technology across its theme parks and film and TV production.
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Born into soul royalty, The Womack Sisters inherited music, but earned their success
The Womack Sisters grew up touring the world, absorbing global sounds as nieces of Bobby Womack and granddaughters of Sam Cooke, and forged a genre-blurring musical identity.
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Paramount demands $1.9 billion from states, citing Warner deal delays
Tech scion David Ellison's company wants the coalition of 12 states and the WGA to cover the 'ticking fees' that Paramou
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The Jordan Design Studio Searches For the Next LA Legend
In Los Angeles, basketball is woven into the fabric of everyday life. It echoes through playgrounds pressed up against f
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Hayden Panettiere, star of 'Nashville' and 'Heroes,' dies at 36. Here is what we know
Actor Hayden Panettiere, star of 'Nashville' and 'Heroes, is dead at 36. Here is what we know.
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This Running Brand’s Final PUMA Drop Is HR-Approved
All good things must come to an end, even PUMA's collaboration with running brand SAYSKY, sadly. Although the colla
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Supreme Is Building a World Again
Matthew 6:13 reads: “And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” It seems Supreme skipped that first par
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What went down at the Dazed x Asia Roma summer party
Held at the cult restaurant in Chinatown, the Dazed summer party was a choose-your-own-adventure kind of night, bringing
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ALD's Beautiful Blue New Balance Dad Shoe Goes the Distance
There's a certain level of assumed sophistication that comes with any Aimé Leon Dore and New Balance click up.Havin
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Nike Garnishes Its Minimalistic Air Max With A Portion of Sweet Beet
As Sergio Lozano’s iconic Air Max 95 continues its 30th-anniversary victory lap, Nike shows no signs of slowing down its
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Rufi Thorpe and Grant Ginder on the magic of putting yourself out there
The authors dive into writing from the POV of a cat, commitment being an act of bravery and other lessons from working w
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Hollywood strikes first AI copyright truce with ByteDance
The Motion Picture Assn. said it reached an agreement with ByteDance over its AI tools.
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Blissful photos of friends reuniting amid a steamy Berlin summer
After living in different cities for two years, photographer Vincent Wechselberger and multidisciplinary artist Noam Yar
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A rare interview with Tricky, Bristol’s trip-hop phantom
In the wake of his latest album, Different When It’s Silent, Emma Garland sits down with the elusive artist to discuss g
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The Children of This Village Delight in Wildfire and Death
“Father’s Feet” from The Crossing of the Boars by Zhang Guixing, translated by Christopher G Rea and J
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Amsterdam brand Roy Is A Mess is pushing scene to the extreme
From iPod bangles to Bluetooth heels and neon wigs, Roy Adriaens’ eponymous brand pays homage to the chaos of 2010s yout
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This adidas Icon Went From Military Staple to Luxe Chocolate Highlight
Long before the German Army Trainer became a runway fixture for luxury houses like Maison Margiela, it was an unbranded
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'DTF' ... Los Angeles? Inside the making, and future, of a surprise Emmy darling
Creator Steven Conrad and stars Jason Bateman, Linda Cardellini and David Harbour on 'the razor's edge' that was making
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How Disney's partnership with the makers of 'Fortnite' is transforming the Magic Kingdom
As Disney looks to keep fans engaged, the company increasingly is turning to a video game technology across its theme pa
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Born into soul royalty, The Womack Sisters inherited music, but earned their success
The Womack Sisters grew up touring the world, absorbing global sounds as nieces of Bobby Womack and granddaughters of Sa
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Paramount demands $1.9 billion from states, citing Warner deal delays
Tech scion David Ellison's company wants the coalition of 12 states and the WGA to cover the 'ticking fees' that Paramount could i…
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The Jordan Design Studio Searches For the Next LA Legend
Highsnobiety · Aug 17, 2026
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Hayden Panettiere, star of 'Nashville' and 'Heroes,' dies at 36. Here is what we know
Entertainment & Arts · Aug 17, 2026
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This Running Brand’s Final PUMA Drop Is HR-Approved
Highsnobiety · Aug 17, 2026
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Supreme Is Building a World Again
Highsnobiety · Aug 17, 2026
What went down at the Dazed x Asia Roma summer party
Dazed · Aug 17, 2026
ALD's Beautiful Blue New Balance Dad Shoe Goes the Distance
Highsnobiety · Aug 17, 2026
Nike Garnishes Its Minimalistic Air Max With A Portion of Sweet Beet
Highsnobiety · Aug 17, 2026
Rufi Thorpe and Grant Ginder on the magic of putting yourself out there
The authors dive into writing from the POV of a cat, commitment being an act of bravery and other lessons from working with a real…
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Hollywood strikes first AI copyright truce with ByteDance
Entertainment & Arts · Aug 17, 2026
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Blissful photos of friends reuniting amid a steamy Berlin summer
Dazed · Aug 17, 2026
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A rare interview with Tricky, Bristol’s trip-hop phantom
Dazed · Aug 17, 2026
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The Children of This Village Delight in Wildfire and Death
Electric Literature · Aug 17, 2026
Amsterdam brand Roy Is A Mess is pushing scene to the extreme
Dazed · Aug 17, 2026
This adidas Icon Went From Military Staple to Luxe Chocolate Highlight
Highsnobiety · Aug 17, 2026
'DTF' ... Los Angeles? Inside the making, and future, of a surprise Emmy darling
Entertainment & Arts · Aug 17, 2026
How Disney's partnership with the makers of 'Fortnite' is transforming the Magic Kingdom
As Disney looks to keep fans engaged, the company increasingly is turning to a video game technology across its theme parks and fi…
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Born into soul royalty, The Womack Sisters inherited music, but earned their success
Entertainment & Arts · Aug 17, 2026
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These Emmy nominees shine a spotlight on the importance of L.A. crews
Entertainment & Arts · Aug 17, 2026
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Let's break down 6 Emmy-nominated dance sequences
Entertainment & Arts · Aug 17, 2026
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Paramount demands $1.9 billion from states, citing Warner deal delays
Tech scion David Ellison's company wants the coalition of 12 states and the WGA to cover the 'ticking fees' that Paramount could incur due to Warner deal delays
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The Jordan Design Studio Searches For the Next LA Legend
In Los Angeles, basketball is woven into the fabric of everyday life. It echoes through playgrounds pressed up against freeways and situated between neighborhoods, inspires generations of artists and designers, and serves as a cultural thread connecting sport, fashion, and community. The game’s influence stretches far beyond the final buzzer, ringing out beyond the bleachers and shaping the creative identity of a city where self-expression and innovation are constantly evolving. Few symbols embo
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Hayden Panettiere, star of 'Nashville' and 'Heroes,' dies at 36. Here is what we know
Actor Hayden Panettiere, star of 'Nashville' and 'Heroes, is dead at 36. Here is what we know.
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This Running Brand’s Final PUMA Drop Is HR-Approved
All good things must come to an end, even PUMA's collaboration with running brand SAYSKY, sadly. Although the collab may be clocking out, the brands recognize that true runners never do. The final collection speaks directly to that mindset. Titled "Back to Business," PUMA and SAYSKY deliver high-tech running gear with office-approved swagger. Specifically, SAYSKY gets its own PUMA Deviate NITRO™ Elite 4 and MagMax NITRO™ 2 shoes, with each model getting two colorways. So, that&apo
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Supreme Is Building a World Again
Matthew 6:13 reads: “And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” It seems Supreme skipped that first part, because its Fall/Winter 2026 collection is wall-to-wall temptation. That’s not altogether unexpected, given the streetwear giant’s ongoing resurgence. Its great Spring/Summer 2026 collection — the coffin! The revived 97-era Arabic logo tee! The MM6 zip-up box logo hoodie! — proved that Supreme had finally shaken out of its early 2020s slump, but FW26 goes one step further.Su
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What went down at the Dazed x Asia Roma summer party
Held at the cult restaurant in Chinatown, the Dazed summer party was a choose-your-own-adventure kind of night, bringing together our New York community
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ALD's Beautiful Blue New Balance Dad Shoe Goes the Distance
There's a certain level of assumed sophistication that comes with any Aimé Leon Dore and New Balance click up.Having long since conquered the world of lifestyle sneakers, though, ALD is ready to flex its endurance muscles with its carbon-plated Rebel V5 sneaker that is quite literally built to go the distance.As it stands, ALD has all but mastered the art of classic, prep-school steez. Add in New Balance's established dad shoe pedigree, and you get refined sneakers that are categorical
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Nike Garnishes Its Minimalistic Air Max With A Portion of Sweet Beet
As Sergio Lozano’s iconic Air Max 95 continues its 30th-anniversary victory lap, Nike shows no signs of slowing down its rollout of true-to-spec Big Bubble retros. Scheduled to land in Fall 2026, the Nike Air Force Max 95 Big Bubble Photon Dust/Sweet Beet blends archival anatomy with a striking, berry-infused palette.Originally designed with larger, four-window visible Air units in 1995 that were later downsized for mass production due to durability concerns, the re-engineered Big Bubble specs r
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Rufi Thorpe and Grant Ginder on the magic of putting yourself out there
The authors dive into writing from the POV of a cat, commitment being an act of bravery and other lessons from working with a real Hinge couple for the ‘No Ordinary Love’ audiobook
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Hollywood strikes first AI copyright truce with ByteDance
The Motion Picture Assn. said it reached an agreement with ByteDance over its AI tools.
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Blissful photos of friends reuniting amid a steamy Berlin summer
After living in different cities for two years, photographer Vincent Wechselberger and multidisciplinary artist Noam Yarik Gil Shuster capture an idyllic 24 hours spent together in Berlin
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A rare interview with Tricky, Bristol’s trip-hop phantom
In the wake of his latest album, Different When It’s Silent, Emma Garland sits down with the elusive artist to discuss grief, the question of retirement, and quitting Massive Attack over a portion of chips
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The Children of This Village Delight in Wildfire and Death
“Father’s Feet” from The Crossing of the Boars by Zhang Guixing, translated by Christopher G Rea and Julie Ming Wang
Guan Ah-fung hanged himself from a jackfruit tree one sundown as wildfire whirled through fields of lalang grass, spewing a dirty haze that choked the jungle and enveloped half of Kampong Krokop, the Village of the Boars. Rays of the setting sun, striated by the smoke and the vapor of the fierce heat, floated like a school of golden carp in a red sea. Hawks, t
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Amsterdam brand Roy Is A Mess is pushing scene to the extreme
From iPod bangles to Bluetooth heels and neon wigs, Roy Adriaens’ eponymous brand pays homage to the chaos of 2010s youth culture
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This adidas Icon Went From Military Staple to Luxe Chocolate Highlight
Long before the German Army Trainer became a runway fixture for luxury houses like Maison Margiela, it was an unbranded piece of cold-war military equipment. Originally commissioned in the 1970s for West German soldiers training indoors, the silhouette was mass-produced by adidas. Decades later, as army surplus stock flooded European markets, the GAT’s minimal, unbranded leather upper and T-toe suede overlay evolved into one of the most celebrated, versatile templates in footwear history. Honori
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'DTF' ... Los Angeles? Inside the making, and future, of a surprise Emmy darling
Creator Steven Conrad and stars Jason Bateman, Linda Cardellini and David Harbour on 'the razor's edge' that was making 'DTF St. Louis.'
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How Disney's partnership with the makers of 'Fortnite' is transforming the Magic Kingdom
As Disney looks to keep fans engaged, the company increasingly is turning to a video game technology across its theme parks and film and TV production.
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Born into soul royalty, The Womack Sisters inherited music, but earned their success
The Womack Sisters grew up touring the world, absorbing global sounds as nieces of Bobby Womack and granddaughters of Sam Cooke, and forged a genre-blurring musical identity.
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