From software engineers to stylists, virtually everyone here isn’t just great at what they do, they’re also incredibly plugged in to what’s going on outside the office. In our ongoing series designed to tap into that knowledge base, here’s what’s … read more →

Sure, watching a young man transform from financial golden boy to desperate assassination target in just one day is compelling stuff. But what really hooked us on Cosmopolis—David Cronenberg’s newest cinematic venture, premiering today—was how well the central character Eric, played by … read more →

The Ace Hotel makes a long overdue move to Los Angeles. Downtown, at that. Have you heard of this Carine Roitfeld? Seems she might have a future in this industry. Yes, yes, there is probably zero chance you’ll imbibe too … read more →

GQ pulled together an oral history of menswear blogging. And Vanity Fair commented on it. Mr. Chow shares his Beijing Chicken. Norway needs more butter. Hangin’ out with Matt Damon is a wicked pissah. Time‘s Person of the Year is… … read more →

Watch Coco jam out with Paul Simon. Slate put together a great slide show that pretty much charts the history of the world, through denim. What is the meaning of this soup? Adam Gopnik explains. Go digging in the crates … read more →

When Oscar-nominated screenwriter Bruce Robinson turned to directing (Withnail & I ), he created an enduring classic by satirizing the drunk and doleful thespian’s life he’d been living during swinging 1960s London. But his dealings with Hollywood in the subsequent … read more →

Grantland gets to the bottom of why so many bad movies make it to the theater, by asking a guy who gets them there. Radiohead sits down with NPR to discuss the making of The King of Limbs. In 1971, … read more →

Charlie Kaufman talks to the Guardian about why he wrote Being John Malkovich (not that it actually explains Being John Malkovich). A little birthday shout out to Charlton Heston, and his Jaguar E-Type 4.2 OTS. Fast Company makes the argument … read more →