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PRXDE featuring Karrueche Tran
Film by New Millennial
PRXDE featuring Karrueche Tran from New Millennial on Vimeo. Flaunt Magazine presents PRXDE, a New Millennial short featuring Karrueche Tran. A no-holds-barred fighting syndicate. Two fighters in, one fighter out. Take a fall, and get the payday. But are you willing to sacrifice your pride? Starring Karrueche Tran and Jazzma Crofton Directed by Mike Ware Executive Producer – Ros Okusanya […]
What’s in Yr Fridge Ben Browning?
A Photo Series of Personal Spaces Compiled by Our Friends and Lovers accompanied by a Track Premiere
Ben Browning is one quarter of electronic pop sensation Cut/Copy and is currently on tour for his solo album Turns. His track “Friends of Mine” has gotten a remix by L.A. duo Wild & Free, premiered above. We put a few questions to the bassist and/or wunderkind. What are your must-have items when going on tour? I like to have a working […]
COLUMN: FISHING
I Bellied up, I Cast My Line, and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt
Dappled light on a still lake, blue skies overhead, a taupe-clad angler on a pine-clad bank, surrounded by a chattering brood of harlequin dressed youngsters, teaching them to cast bait far out into the water. Fishing: the tranquil camp pastime. But activities at camp are echoes of larger social forces, for fishing encompasses not only the serene summer escape of […]
All of My Letters to Home Were Returned to Sender
Literary Turns at Summer Camp
The Zip Line Written by Blake Kimzey — We met at the top of the hill after midnight because Holly wanted to zip line naked. At lunch she asked if I’d join her. It was the end of counselor orientation and campers wouldn’t arrive for two days. We’d spent the week readying Camp Chapawee for opening day. I snuck through […]
The Parisians Flee while the rest of us Flock
Passing the time at Le Cinq Codet
A man once reflected upon his time in Paris as such: “We ate well and cheaply and drank well and cheaply and slept well and warm together and loved each other.” These are the things you go to Paris to do: to love, to live, to eat and to drink. With the charm of the city’s monument-ridden streets so often […]
COLUMN: HIP FLASK
I Went Through Great Pains to Smuggle This Baby in, and When I Arrived They Were Dishing It Gratis
It’s a beautiful late summer day. As the sun sets, and the hills on Knobs State Forest darken, one of the country’s best bartenders is mixing a Boulevardier (1 part Rye, 1 part Campari, 1 part Sweet Vermouth, stir, strain, serve up with a twist). Only he’s wearing nothing but a Speedo and running through an obstacle course while a […]
SOUND & VISION: The Summer Camp Issue
Angel Deradoorian. “The Hierophant,” (2015). Pen and ink. 5 x 8 inches.
I am only interested in the ideas that become obsessive
MOCA's Step and Repeat Concludes it's 2015 Run
Sunday was a familiar audience, some of who realistically slept in until the late afternoon after Saturday night’s Fade to Mind party, rousing themselves as the sun descended and storm clouds crept back over the city to properly primp and/or medicate themselves before the final festivities of Step and Repeat. Just beyond the entrance to the museum, founder and creative […]
Ralph Johnson
Here is where the museum will go, and here is where you’ll leave wanting more
“98 percent of everything that is built and designed today is pure shit,” Frank Gehry pronounced last year. When I run this assessment past Ralph Johnson, Global Design Director at Chicago-based architecture firm Perkins+Will, he liberates a rather gleeful guffaw. Does he agree? “I’d say probably 80%. Most of our environment is comprised of these generic buildings that no one’s […]
