Isn’t it time we all agreed that no one really enjoys, nor ever has enjoyed the antics or mere presence of a clown?
It’s true and research at the University of Sheffield says it’s official - clowns suck. Since the ‘80s, Hollywood has consistently portrayed clowns as nothing but creepy. And despite the indisputable power of tinsel town, there’s probably a list of rent-a-clowns a mile long in your city’s phone book. Yes clowning is still going strong, it’s the audience that’s becoming extinct.
So do we hate clowns because we never liked them from the start, or is it because decades of movies have turned us against them?
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This issue of T-post was designed by London-based, Finnish illustrator and graphic artist Klaus Haapaniemi. One of the hottest British fashion illustrators at the moment, his work seems to be everywhere; from a crockery range for Iittala to prints for Levis, Cacharel, Topshop and D&G. Not to mention the illustrations he did for the storefront windows of Selfridges department stores and the special edition Christmas storybook he made together with celebrity writers such as Madonna’s daughter Lourdes and…eh..David Hasselhoff.
Have a look at more of Klaus’ work at klaush.com

i bought two issues.
one for me.
and the girl issue for my boyfriend.
fairness….
no sweat!

it’s small and has round about 60 sites.
and there are real naked boys inside.
with cocks.
i like it!!
and i like what i see.

and some stories.
but i was more interested about the naked boys…..
hahhaaa…

so please take a look.
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6 euro per mag.

T-post is a wearable magazine. Subscribing to T-post is a lot like having a subscription to a magazine but instead of receiving magazines in your mailbox - you receive T-shirts. As a subscriber you receive a new t-shirt every six weeks based on a current news item. The topic is interpreted by select designers and the written story printed on the inside.

“What’s fascinating about T-post is the interaction. Nobody asks you about the article you just read in the bathroom. But if you’re wearing an issue of T-post, people tend to ask what it’s about. The next thing you know, you’re talking about the ethical treatment of robots or some bank robbers in Brazil who got away with 45 million bucks, you’re forming your own opinion, getting someone else to think about the topic, and it just keeps going. That’s what’s magic about this media, it gives everyone a chance to interpret a news story and communicate it in their own way.“ said Peter Lundgren Editor-in-Chief at T-Post.

Current Issue “Sexual Confusion”
A subscription is 26 EUR per T-shirt, and can be delivered anywhere in the world. All shipping costs are included in that price. For more information visit www.t-post.se

MAP mag is the latest online magazine based in Miami. It was created because music and art bring people together. Think of Map as a gathering place where you can all get together and follow up path to great music, art and fascinating people.

MAP is a refreshing publication with the perfect blend of art, music and unique design brought together in a cool, classy way with a flair for the artists.

As an exciting, new energy is emerging around in the arts, music and culture as Miami and South Florida continue to grow. Opportunities abound for enrichment, education and entertainment with great symphonies, dance, opera, art and every conceivable art form in between.
MAP als showcases fascinating people with captivating life experiences.

Learning to Love You More is both a web site and series of non-web presentations comprised of work made by the general public in response to assignments given by artists Miranda July and Harrell Fletcher. Yuri Ono designs and manages the web site.
Participants accept an assignment, complete it by following the simple but specific instructions, send in the required report (photograph, text, video, etc), and see their work posted on-line. Like a recipe, meditation practice, or familiar song, the prescriptive nature of these assignments is intended to guide people towards their own experience.
Since Learning To Love You More is also an ever-changing series of exhibitions, screenings and radio broadcasts presented all over the world, participant’s documentation is also their submission for possible inclusion in one of these presentations. Past presentations have taken place at venues that include The Whitney Museum in NYC, Rhodes College in Memphis, TN, Aurora Picture Show in Houston, TX, The Seattle Art Museum in Seattle, WA, the Wattis Institute in San Francisco CA, among others.
Since LTLYM inception in 2002 over 5000 people have participated in the project.

If you haven’t checked it out yet, you might as well start at #1 (make a child’s outfit in an adult size) and wear it to the next event…

Purple Fashion Magazine, the paradise of the super Editorials….

So who actually is this warm brother on the Cover?

Photographed of my dearest Terry Richardson, no one smaller than the adorable André adorns the Cover of the issue for fall/winter…
Not further exciting if he wouldn’t be the partner of Chloé Sevigny’s brother Paul.
Together they are leading the notorious club Beatrice Inn in New York…

And their concept seems to work: no VIP rooms, no guest lists, no bad music, no crummy parties and no sleazy style. The club is poppin’ like always crowded and the Boheme is apart itself:

Well, if a hipster, a celebrity, and a Side Car had a child, the Beatrice Inn would be it. Nestled in the heart of the West Village, the Beatrice mixes old-world charm with West Chelsea exclusivity. Don’t believe us? Try showing up on a whim and getting through the door. If, by some chance, you get into the cozy confines, make sure to nab a seat by the building’s original fireplace for your perfect-martini sip-fest.

All in all, Beatrice is living proof that quiet is the new loud in New York…just don’t tell anybody!

Beatrice Inn
285 W. 12th St.
(8th Ave. & W. 4th St.)
West Village

Toygiants is a breathtaking book that takes an illustrated journey into the world of toys.
By Daniel and Geo Fuchs, this collection of photos not only captures the pure enjoyable essence of toys, but it also casts light on the idea of this tangible medium having the capacity to impact our perception of reality and fiction.
Seriously, this book is mega-heavy in a deep kinda way so don’t pass this up.

This 10 x 12.5-Inch book is the perfect size for your coffee table, and it’s 216 glossy, full color pages will keep you visually entertained for hours.

Available at the KidRobot Store for about $ 65..

For more informations go to Toykio.

As a skateboarder, Harold Hunter was sponsored most notably by Zoo York. He also owned Rock Star Bearings Co. He skated goofy-footed, and some of his favorite skateboarding tricks included the Backside Heel, 360 Ollie, Nollie Heel, Feeble Grind and the Switch Crooked Grind.

On February 17, 2006, Harold Hunter’s brother discovered him in his Lower East Side apartment, dead from an apparent cocaine overdose. Police investigators later stated that cocaine was found both adjacent to and on the body. He was 31 years old. His phrase still lives on: “Legends Never Die”.
This book is in memory of Harold Hunter.

If You Could Issue 2 is the result of an open call for entries in response to the established question, ‘If you could do anything tomorrow, what would it be?’. After an overwhelming response, 112 artists’ submissions are included in a full colour, perfect bound publication (160 pages).

Limited edition of 1000 copies so get movin’!

In this World Style issue, Oyster takes a look at the fashions spinning the globe at current. They fly from New York to Paris, London to Stockholm and stop by Tokyo, reporting on all the beautiful, innovative and downright crazy trends making their mark on the map.

As well as this Oyster sits down for a chat with the eccentric and immensely talented designer Betsey Johnson; delves deep into the inner workings of Faith no More legend Mike Patton; enter the world of ‘it’ girl Cory Kennedy; goes backstage with RTX frontwoman Jen Herrema; down a few drinks with Maximo Park and drools over Nicholas Kirkwood’s beautiful shoes.

Along with this, Oyster also features some our favourite t-shirts, shoes and some stunning fashion shoots from Annabelle Tiaffay, Christopher Katke and Bec Parsons.

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spoonfork.
a great online mag since 2005.
with reports, music, great ideas, fashion,design, etc.
VERY FANcy!

a pornmag for girls over 18.
inside you can find ‘lecker’ guys, things you can afford even if you have a small wallet, and all for girls.
available in germany and where desired.
established in cologne by elke kuhlen and nicole rüdiger.
first issue: august 2005.
buy the mag and a lot is self-explanatory…
have fun with the guys!

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