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If you're going to spend crazy money on wall treatments, why not go whole hog and just paper your walls with actual cash? You can order uncut sheets of currency from the U.S. ... read more
To our ears, one of the most overlooked albums of recent years was "The Colored Section" by Donnie, a neo-soul collection of socially-conscious songs (love songs, too) wrapped up in a bundle of ... read more
More than a few books and documentaries have sought to expose the reality (sometimes sinister, often just sad) beneath all of Las Vegas' sheen and swagger, but Beneath the Neon by Matthew O'Brien ... read more
As more and more people replace their old bulky television sets with high-definition LCDs and plasmas, a new design issue has emerged: what exactly to do with those flat screens. If you want ... read more
Route 66 gets the nostalgia crowd, but America has plenty of other Routes worth a detour. Route 22 may not have much name recognition, but for photographer Benjamin Swett, it was a road ... read more
Those with an unquenchable thirst for the new and the cutting edge in fashion already know about Refinery29.com, the online magazine devoted to "independent style, defined and refined" (we think of it as ... read more
Ready or not, the iPhone blitz is upon us. (The thing is a beauty, no doubt about it.) But the amount of press coverage expended on a single cell phone seems excessive, no? ... read more
It's hard to know if Fido likes Country French and Tigger's tastes run to Mid-Century Modern. But even so, Everyday Studio, based in San Francisco, believes design should extend to pet accessories. So ... read more
You know what a standard is, right? Well, there's Ella singing "Lady Be Good" --probably we'd all agree that qualifies. But what about Mott the Hoople's "All the Young Dudes"? Or Beck's "The ... read more
