Lula Magazine
Lula is the kind of girl you'd have a crush on. Or be intimidated by. Or want to be best friends with. Or all three. She's a babe (of course), and talented, and effortlessly cool to boot. Her style is all old-fashioned cameras, 70's dresses, patterned stockings, heavy mascara. She'd live in an apartment where the wallpaper is peeling off, but it would be held together lovingly by a litter of poems and polaroids.
The Hungry Girls' Cookbooks
In these times of hungry soil and secular delirium we hail the kitchen as sanctuary. Conveniently, we found a petite publishing trio fascinated by the romance of cookery.
Well-versed in the art of eating and well into their second edition The Hungry Girls' Cookbooks reunite us with fresh flavours and kitchen craftsmanship.
Mister Lonely
Harmony Korine: he did the screenplay for Kids, he used to do Chole Sevigny (until he started doing too many drugs), he's done Letterman, and even Marc Jacobs wants his picture. But mostly because he directed these Cannes applauded films: Gummo, Julien Donkey-Boy and Mister Lonely.
Duke Magazine Issue Quatro
In case you missed the Alibi Room launch party last Friday (think costumes, chaos and a whole lot of cocktails) do not despair: the quirky mag that leant its name to the event – Duke – is still yours to purchase! For the uninitiated, Duke is a decidedly tongue-in-cheek pop culture, fashion and arts magazine.
"i used skate once" zine
Hey kids, yep – if you haven’t noticed it’s annual ‘skate once’ time again. Personally, skateboards have only ever been a painful memory: there was the time I dared plop my bottom on one and ride down a very steep driveway to win a spot in the the neighbourhood ‘boys club’ (age 5).
Girls Like Us issue 7
How far does your lesbigay folk memory stretch back?
Direct out of Amsterdam since 2005, the founding editors of Girls Like Us havecreated a wonderful contemporary--er--rag that doesn't assume the existence of a single and complete lesbian community, but unites women who love women through distinct and sophisticated design and editorially impartial content.
Beneath the Roses
Gregory Crewdson’s Beneath the Roses reveals his elaborately choreographed, large-scale photographs which blur the line between cinema and photography.
Hisnew pictures take place, often at dusk, in unnamed American towns,streets, and homes which show subjects caught in transition and lacedwith ambiguity.
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