The Weezer Snuggie
To go along with the release of their new album, Raditude, Weezer is also releasing two, limited-edition Weezer Snuggies. Now you can watch TV on the couch with Grandma without losing your indie-rock cred.
To go along with the release of their new album, Raditude, Weezer is also releasing two, limited-edition Weezer Snuggies. Now you can watch TV on the couch with Grandma without losing your indie-rock cred.
Burobeluga does some of the most amazing, whimsical, dreamy window design we've ever seen. How much do you want to just move in and live in their world?
Can't believe we're really seeing these Nina Ricci shoes on the street but who better to be wearing them than the ultra fancy and luxurious Daphne Guinness? I await the day I see these in person. -Jen
Style.com gives you a DIY-tutorial on how to make jeweler Eddie Borgo's bad-ass studded pumpkin. This is way to cool to set out on the porch.
Not Just A Label continues to blow our mind and introduce us to new out-of-this-world labels. For example: Eyola, a Victorian-inspired collection from fashion designer Ayole, who once worked for Alexander McQueen. This Anima Octave jacket would make a stunning Halloween outfit all on it's own. Haute stuff, for sure.
Every single thing that design duo Bless offers up is amazing madness. These lake bedsheets turn your bedroom into summer camp, and the video for their N 39 Heart Ringers is more modern dance/performance art than fashion presentation.
You have to be insane not to strike quick and grab yourself a copy of William Boone's new zine. He is one of my complete and total favorite artists around and you need to go spend an hour sorting through all of his posted work ASAP. Then try to get one of the limited zines. -Jen
Designer Jessica Hische's Day-Ruining-Invoice can simply be filled out and sent to any clients you'd be happy—nee ecstatic—to never work with again.
So, once you stop hating your parents and think they're ruining your life, you start to realize 'Hey, my parents are actually kinda cool.' Then, later, it hits: That inevitable moment when it suddenly dawns on you that your parents were not only awesome, but probably cooler than you.
The second season of the Epicly Later'd show has hit and opens with a five part interview with skater and bike builder extraordinaire, Max Schaaf. It has to be the best episode I've seen yet, not just because I call Max a friend but because you want to hang out with him on a daily basis after spending just 10 minutes riding along in his truck being fully entertained by every story he tells. Check out episodes one and two now and the next few will air in upcoming weeks. -Jen
My So-Called Life is now available on Hulu. All 19 episodes. Clear your so-called schedule.
Holy cow, they've done it. They've manufactured a Customized Cupcake Car that cruises at 7 mph. And it only costs $25,000! Start saving your pennies.
-Molly
Sketch2Photo, which takes a labeled sketch and turns it into a photo montage, is mind-blowing, to say the least. (Via Kottke.)
Sometimes the clouds open up and the disco-house gods answer all our prayers. Such is the case with Duck Sauce, a collaboration between A-Trak and Armand Van Helden. Check their first video, directed by Surface 2 Air, which channels a little bit of retro Patrick and Demi.
As an adult, it's not unusual to look back at the staples of your childhood and realize they were all vaguely creepy. Such is definitely the case with Showbiz Pizza and its animatronic band, The Rock-afire Explosion. A group of musical robots in animal suits, it didn't get any weirder, and now it's memorialized in a documentary, called The Rock-afire Explosion, screening tonight at Anthology Film Archives. There will be pizza. (Via The Moment.)
Kevin Cyr's camper bike isn't such a bad idea, really. In addition to a functioning sculptural piece, he also immortalized it in a series of drawings and paintings.


