Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Imagine if what happened 31 years ago today hadn’t happened. Imagine how much more we could have heard and learned from his discoveries and creations. Now imagine if he hadn’t recorded nearly everything he ever played – that would have been John Lennon‘s greatest tragedy.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
As further proof that rockstars are real people too (still debatable), there’s a set of 10 note cards now for sale with photos of musical legends and their loving animal counterparts. Did you realize that John Lennon was such a cat lover? Or that Patti Smith had a (presumably lucky) black cat? Or that David Bowie has a dog other than Diamond Dogs? The Morrison Hotel Gallery is giving 100% of the sales from this $20 box of cards goes to the charity Rational Animal, which raises awareness and money for the homeless animals in NYC and nationwide. See a sneak peek ahead and get all gooey inside.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Don’t Let Me Down this Halloween. Be a Beatle and be it well. John, Paul, George and Ringo have countless iconic looks. We’ve plucked out a few for you to try this weekend, and ways to Carry That Weight without a hitch. HELP! We need a few more ideas – in the comments below, share your tips for being The Beatles in costume.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
The quiet Beatle had a loud reception last night in London for the premiere of Martin Scorcese‘s documentary about George Harrison’s life. Based on the new book by the widowed Olivia Harrison, Living in The Material World brings the full story of George to light. On the red carpet last night, Scorcese facilitated a bit of a Beatles reunion with Paul McCartney and Ringo . ”I hope we’ll see a full man, not just a fab,” mused Ringo to the BBC.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Kangol is sponsoring the New York presentation of the exhibition, Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones, open through April 15, 2012 at Bard Graduate Center and in celebration, Jonathan Adler, Amy Fine Collins, Simon Doonan, Lulu Guinness, Yoko Ono and Diane von Furstenberg have all designed special, one-of-a-kind Kangol hats.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Founded in 1977 by 26-year-old French eccentric Nicole Wisniak while living in her bed at her parents’ apartment and rolled out every few years since, Egoïste finally returns with Keira Knightley on the cover of issue Number 16.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Condé Nast is going down in flames, mostly because I’m burning it to the ground as we speak. On the heels of Rihanna disgracing the cover of Vogue and Justin Bieber bringing his fever to Vanity Fair, Katy Perry is the latest popstar to cheapen the CN brand, tarting it up on the cover of June’s Vanity Fair as shot by Annie Leibovitz. Meanwhile, Liz Taylor’s Final Days are relegated to a banner. Give me “Diamonds, sharks, gay bars and the most bizarre road trip ever” over an alleged singer any day of the week. [Vanity Fair]
Edited by Josh Linam
V‘s “The Who Cares About Age Issue” is bursting with hot, mature style icons.
Iman, Camilla Nickerson and Yoko Ono are a few names to grace the issue’s four sexy spreads.
V‘s new issue doesn’t hit stands ’til tomorrow. See the first looks here…
