Showing Posts From "November 2014"

I enjoy storytelling. I don’t know if I always did, but I do, and selfishly, the most obvious reason is that the tales of other’s triumphs inspire me to become greater. Creatives finding their brea... Read more

Hitch a ride with The Hundreds as we get to know a little bit more about our associate apparel designer and his offensive movie theater habits. The old way of doing interviews has been thrown out –... Read more

Supreme x The North Face – You can always count on a project between the New York brand and this California-based outfitter every season. Last time it was a map with some flags, and this time it’s ... Read more

When I was in school around age 12, back around ’96, I had to write an “About Me” for the future, all the way through to predicting my own death. A few things… Isn’t that a little messed up that my... Read more

Kim Kardashian didn’t actually break the Internet with that picture of her ass. Thankfully, because then we wouldn’t be able to read these hilarious tweets. This list of tweeters is to prove that e... Read more

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The Hundreds’ rebellion-inspired Winter 2014 collection marks the first incorporation of Nano-Tech into our garments. Because Winter 2014 is a nod to the uniform of radical thinkers and progressive... Read more

I always tell kids my one regret when asked for general wisdom as an elder chap. If I could do it all over again and rewind the hands of time, I would have spent every dollar I made so I could trav... Read more

"I want to do the definitive picture of the person in the moment, I say it all the time and it’s the clearest way that I can describe what I do." Jonathan Mannion's body of work has captured the tu... Read more

In a quest to find some reason to leave work (Ben scares me, and the media room smells like BO X Funyuns X taco-meat), I headed over to Jay Howell‘s new exhibition at Slow Culture. Yeah, the same S... Read more

About a week ago, Flying Lotus was in town with Thundercat for their tour promoting Fly Lo’s new album You’re Dead. I’ve been a fan of Flying Lotus for a while but didn’t get a chance to see him li... Read more

Meggs Paints Epic ‘Rising Up, Back On The Streets” Mural In Detroit from 1xRUN on Vimeo. Read more

I grew up in Long Beach, emotionally invested within the West Coast scene that made heroes out of the people coming from my neighborhood. For all of us, Death Row Records was the label that shifted... Read more

Recently I won the lottery and decided to treat myself to a few nice things. One of them being a nice suite at the Ace Hotel in Downtown LA. So I got a room for two nights for shits and giggles, bu... Read more

Epaulet Shawl Collar Horsehide Bomber – One of the classic silhouettes of a leather jacket is the bomber. For nearly a century, all of the finest pilots have been caught in this thing, and Epaulet ... Read more

Adidas Originals threw a party some days ago at AYCE shop in Athens celebrating the release of Tennis Pack (Part 2) collaboration with Pharrell. The release consists of three monochromatic white, g... Read more

“I like to keep moving, even if I don’t know where I’m going, curiosity always gets the best of me. It’s lead me to dodgy parts of town, secret gardens and in to some of the most bizarre coincidenc... Read more

The Hundreds is very proud to announce a limited-edition collaboration with pioneering West Coast hip-hop label Death Row Records, available now at The Hundreds’ flagship locations (THSM, THSF, THN... Read more

In this latest installment of PASSING THROUGH, we venture out into the great Midwest. Bobby and Ben conduct their Q&A at Xhibition, visit Next, and dig into some local eats at Jack Flaps and Sl... Read more

I recently got to take a tour of newly opened Gansevoort Market in the Meatpacking District in Manhattan. Straight out of the gate, Gansevoort Market is rolling out with Italian sandwiches and spe... Read more