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A Continuous Lean offers a sun- and style-drenched view of L.A., with not one reference to Hollywood or the Pacific Ocean.

GQ claims we’re in the midst of a golden age in the NBA and gives twenty-six reasons why.

Has the era of the skinny jean passed? The Wall Street Journal says it has, and lines up behind two other big trends gleaned from this past week’s menswear shows.

Meanwhile The Atlantic asks if your newfound interest in the perfect meal, or your obsession with Anthony Bourdain, isn’t just romanticized gluttony.

It seems as though Radiohead has pulled another fast one, sending out downloadable versions of their latest album, The King of Limbs, a whole day early to those who pre-ordered. NPR has the details, plus the first video from the LP.

Moncler Grenoble isn’t the only brand making waves at Grand Central Station. Apple announced plans to open its largest retail space in the world inside the transportation hub/tourist attraction. Cult of Mac has the confirmation.

And finally, Good takes us on a Friday-appropriate mini cycling vacation through the streets of Copenhagen via Copenhagen Cycling Chic.