Showing Posts From "March 2017"

All new graphic T-shirts for Spring '17, inspired by car culture, our favorite ad campaigns, classic comedy film posters, and more. Read more

"[Writing] got me out of a lot of trouble... The paper was my best friend." A conversation with one of the Bay's most underrated MCs (and one of our personal favorites) Young Gully. Read more

Quality in clothing has to start somewhere. For denim, it was with the sturdy metal rivets found in Levi’s, and for sportswear, it was Champion’s enduring Reverse Weave. Read more

The Malaysian artist speaks on art in his homeland and the impact of international collaboration. Read more

To see how the tide of film history will turn, cinephiles need only to turn to indie film. Here are 11 indie directors poised to be the next big thing, from Dee Rees to Macon Blair to J.D. Dillard. Read more

The whole video is about disturbing the universe, destroying the mundane, and merely being. "I may not be the poster boy for that idea," Amir says, "[But] the employee of the month is working smart... Read more

On a bright day in December, Seb Carayol almost interviewed the late, great Auntie Fee for The Hundreds in South Central. Here's the story. Rest in Power, Auntie. Read more

A profile of influential New York DJ Venus X, her boutique Planet X (where people like former Supreme brand director Angelo Baque stop by for the coolest clothes), and her new Nike Air Max design c... Read more

From Jason Lee Scott as the original Red Ranger to Jen Scott as the Pink Time Force Ranger, here’s our definitive ranking of the 10 coolest Power Rangers throughout the years... plus one decidedly ... Read more

From Kanye West to Lupe Fiasco to Snoop (who Fox News believe he should be killed by the secret service—what a time to be alive), here's a brief history of rappers vs. presidents. Read more

"But this is Hollywood; we’re known for writing the endings however we see fit." We revisit Alec Banks's retelling of the legendary Dodgers story of Kirk Gibson's 1988 World Series home run in hono... Read more

"No matter how much of myself I manage to inject into my commercial work, the need to make personal work gnaws at me." As a staff illustrator for Gizmodo Media, the New York-based artist expertly t... Read more

Most A&Rs and music journalists are using this fest as their opportunity to get outside of a chilly New York winter—not to look for the next "big thing." Those days are long gone. Read more

This isn't just a regular hoodie. Find out why. Read more

All-over Print has been an iconic look for Streetwear, but what were the best examples of this never-ending style? Read more

Aaron Kai and Aaron Lau hit Philadelphia in the middle of a snowstorm for cheesesteak, real down-home hospitality, a successful Q&A (which sold out in hours!), and release party. Read more

The Hundreds by Aaron Kai is a collaboration long in the making, featuring direct embroidered art & iconography designed by the artist, appearing on an MA-1 bomber jacket, all-over print T-shir... Read more

"Take control of the narrative and give the world a new portrayal of the American Black experience." With projects like "Get Out," and "Atlanta" breaking records—Black-centered media is back in the... Read more

Maarten rounds up the 10 diverse ways skater-turned-artist Piet Parra has flexed his talent beyond the confines of a gallery, from skateboards to sneakers to album covers. Read more

"Don't work for people, work WITH people. Find quality people who truly believe in your vision. Trust your vision." We interviewed pop artist Aaron Kai in anticipation of our collaborative release ... Read more