The Hundreds links with The Karate Kid for a collection inspired by the iconic ‘80s film’s final competition, with a lookbook shot at an original film location in the Valley.

"We are the rooters for the doers, and the doers of the unrealistic. That is America. And we love this movie because it reflects what we hope to be, even...

We wanted to memorialize The Hundreds X The Karate Kid with a piece that would outlive a T-shirt or hoodie. So, we hit up famed movie poster artist Kyle Lambert.

What do Garfield, streetwear entrepreneurs, Nipsey Hussle, Millennials, and Generation Z all have in common? Kat Thompson explores Garfield's increasing relevancy in 2018.

Mr. Miyagi’s one of the greatest cinematic teachers in history—a wise old sage for wayward kids through four installments of The Karate Kid franchise. For him, martial arts was never...

Think what you want about Bitcoin—cryptocurrency is actually most important as a revolutionary symbol: It shows we can have trusting yet decentralized communities. And that's the thing that's gonna change...

"My kid was born in 2012. That meant I was getting a much bigger tax return than I had ever seen in my life. To me that meant one thing:...

Best known for his Suicidal Tendencies designs, artist and musician Ric Clayton's iconic body of work is a reflection of his colorful West Coast upbringing: a melting pot of Venice...

The story of the only unsolved air terrorism case in commercial airline history; the man who was on the Most Wanted list for 45 years and became the FBI's most...

Our photo recap of last Friday's massively epic #SPITSET featuring Buddy, Villain Park, and DJ sets from Mia Carucci and Alexander Spit.

With Coachella around the corner, here's a primer on the wide variety of distinct looks you'll find at Japanese music festivals, from concertgoers in traditional yukatas to the haute outdoorsy...

“The spirit of the Wildfire flag is about how one person’s idea can spread with the help of a community... It’s a metaphor for coloring outside the lines and thinking...