Jace Lipstein’s New York-based men’s lifestyle brand, Grungy Gentleman, is not the distressed denim and combat boot-filled reimagining of 90’s grunge culture we might expect from such a name.
Filmed in a mere six weeks and set almost entirely in a tiny house in mid-19th century Nova Scotia, Maudie recounts the life of folk artist Maud Lewis, played by Sally Hawkins, and her relationship with longtime partner Everett Lewis, played by Ethan Hawke.
Following his debut film Krisha, director and writer Trey Edward Shults once again proves he is a talented psychological horror filmmaker in It Comes at Night.
Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge puts the grit and cooperation of its competitors to the test in an obstacle course designed to challenge the limits of human strength and to require, above all, the ability to work together as a team.
Co-hosted by Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lisa Oz, the Tropical Garden Gala at Chelsea Piers featured performances by Elle Varner, Erich Bergen, and Stepp Stewart as well as appearances by notable guests such as NFL athletes Buster Skrine, Steve Weatherford, and Damien Woody, Jersey Shore stars “Sammi Sweatheart” and Vinny Guadagnino, and wellness guru Candice Kumai.
In anticipation of World Puppetry Day on March 21st, the cast of Tony Award-winning musical Avenue Q, joined by special guests Puppet Trump and Puppet Hillary, held a Puppet Press Conference at New World Stages.
To help promote the launch of Febreze One, a new line of fabric and air mist, classically trained chef, journalist, and five-time best-selling author Candice Kumai highlighted the line’s focus on simplicity, health, and sustainability with a cooking class centered around these values.
Joico’s new guest artistic director Vivienne Mackinder is responsible for the 1920s style bouncy bobs and glossy finger waves that accompanied Malan Breton’s Fall 2017 collection. Mackinder shares styling tips and talks about how history and fashion inspire her as a hairdresser.
Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Bristol maximizes the glamor of nonchalance in its second collection.
In his first stand-alone presentation, up-and-coming Japanese designer Kozaburo Akasaka presents an exploration of fashion influenced by rock music throughout the decades, drawing inspiration from the 90s Tokyo streetwear that surrounded him as he grew up.