After a chance meeting at a Virgin Megastore in 2004, Kid Cudi and Kanye West were destined to do great things together. “ Read more

The movie Heavy Metal is like a psychedelic dive into the perverted mind of a twelve-year-old boy. It’s mostly boobs, rock and roll, boobs,...

Listening to the soundtrack from 1981’s Heavy Metal: The Movie from my desk while drumming with two Bic pens just doesn’t do it justice. And that’s not to diminish my...

More than ever in our present times, graphic novels are an enriching format that explores the possibilities of storytelling, from the personal to the political. We talked to 5 graphic...

The Phantom of the Opera might not at first glance seem like a fit for a streetwear collaboration, but once you dig a little deeper, you'll start to wonder why...

At their cores, the urban myths behind the Rocky script and Sylvester Stallone are still undeniably about the triumph of human resilience—and what makes Rocky great—even if a few scenes...

There's a reason why it feels like we're living in a time warp. Kameron Hay explores why '90s brands like Guess, Fila, Champion, Tommy Hilfiger, & Kappa have been repopularized...

Maybe someday we’ll be able to see ourselves as Kubrick and Clarke saw us—as playful children, bound for the stars.

The story of how 2001: A Space Odyssey was panned by critics & caught a second second wind when it was championed by the underground press, youth, and counterculture figures...

Witnessing failure, witnessing the spectacular degree to which humans (and coyotes) can fail, is culturally important. When we see products from the Acme Corporation failing, we remember, crucially, how bad...

From cameos in Animaniacs to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, we explore why the fictional mail-order company Acme Corporation might hold the key to the entire Looney Tunes world.

"You don’t watch Gaspar Noe movies, you SUBJECT YOURSELF to Gaspar Noe movies." Devin O'Neill digs in to 2009's Enter the Void, one of the inspirations behind The Hundreds Summer...