The Sunday Best is a weekly wrap-up of the greatest things that happened this week in art, entertainment, fashion, food, the interwebs, and sustainability. Church clothes optional.
Here’s a sneak peek of what we have in store for you this week: Text-Only Instagram, a preview of Snooki and JWOWW’s new show, and swirled creamsicle meringues.
This post is a product of two things: reading too many posts on Thought Catalog and Cord Jefferson’s most recent Twitter status.
Thought Catalog is a blog written for and by twentysomethings about various topics, including internet memes and etiquette. Cord Jefferson, the Senior Editor at GOOD Magazine, often tweets things much more thought-provoking than what he ate for breakfast. In his latest tweet, he chirped: “I feel like #YOLO is very offensive to our brothers and sisters who believe in reincarnation. What does Drizzy have against Sikhs? Hmmmm?”
So, without further ado, here are some failed statues I came up with, all ending with the ever-popular you-only-live-once hashtag. Feel free to comment with any of your own, or just talk about how much you want #YOLO to die.
This week we chatted with Graham Keegan, an artist based out of Los Angeles. In the latest installment of our interview series, Graham discusses his beginnings with textiles, the ideology behind preparing his large-scale pieces, and how Los Angeles plant life has influenced his work.
The Sunday Best is a weekly wrap-up of the greatest things that happened this week in art, entertainment, fashion, food, the interwebs, and sustainability. Church clothes optional.
Here’s a sneak peek of what we have in store for you this week: Jill Aiko Yee’s dreamy new dip-dyed collection, revamped transit cards, and Schmidt’s work-out video.
The Sunday Best is a weekly wrap-up of the greatest things that happened this week in art, entertainment, fashion, food, the interwebs, and sustainability. Church clothes optional.
Here’s a sneak peek of what we have in store for you this week: miniature food sculptures, the Celebrity Camera Club, and banana split bites.
This week, we chatted with Phyliss Ha Siler of Rue 7, a couture event and photography company based out of Los Angeles. In this latest installment of our interview series, Phyliss shared her background as a creative in multiple industries, how she brings editorial-style concepting and quality to the public, and why she’d love to take on the LA Auto Show in the future.
The Sunday Best is a weekly wrap-up of the greatest things that happened this week in art, entertainment, fashion, food, the interwebs, and sustainability. Church clothes optional.
Here’s a sneak peek of what we have in store for you this week: a hipster parody of The Hunger Games, Bey’s personal stash of family photos, and Pantone recipes.
Our resident music writer, Michael Reckstin, wants you to start off the new month with a bang. Click to see his top five song choices for our April playlist.
This week we chatted with Victoria Vu, an architect and the brains behind a stationery company called Paper & Type. In the latest installment of our interview series, Victoria discusses her beginnings with letterpress, her affinity towards written correspondence, and how living in Los Angeles has influenced her work.
In her latest installment of The Bare Hands Series, resident food writer Heather Do gets mushy while discussing her take on the lumpy breakfast staple. Continue reading to see her original recipe for homemade oatmeal.
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