The Preservation of Ephemeral Art, Coachella and Your 2016 Reading List
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Tighty-Whities, Spruce Beer and Bond Theme Songs
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Simon Spurr, Hangovers and Riding Well-Tailored Coattails
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Fuji Rock, Troll Beers and Summer’s Most Stylish Movie
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Hitmen, Wingsuit Flying, and One Wet Hot American Summer
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
A hitman tells all, death and wingsuits, a summer camp tale and...
Jack Kerouac, Leather Jackets and the Age of Creepiness
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Elvis, Swamp Buggy Races and the Serial Stowaway
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
John Elliott, Keyhole Sunglasses and BYO Bourbon Barrels
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Soviet Style Hunters, Jeggings and Band Of Outsiders in Peril
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Brian Wilson, Anna Wintour and Baseball Suits
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Patagonia, Steve Hindy and New York’s Private Clubs
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
Neil Young’s Epic Grammy Speech and Other News
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Today’s must-reads from around the Internet.
The Style of Power
In the wake of a raft of pieces praising all the hoodie style on display in The Social Network, there’s a surprising confusion in the air about whether or not it’s actually a good idea to wear hoodies in a business context. Just to clarify, it’s not.
The argument goes something like this: Wearing pajamas to a board meeting means you don’t care, and only genuinely powerful people can afford not to care, so wearing clothes that say Gap on them should be more of a power move than all the silk ties on Madison Avenue.