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GTA VI Is Getting an Album With Travis Scott, Future, and More
GTA VI’s $400 Vice City Collector’s Box Is Pure Rockstar Excess
Beats 360 Turns the Over-Ear Headphone Into Gym Gear
Beats 360 brings interchangeable cushions, IPX4 sweat resistance, advanced ANC and 32-hour battery life to a $349.99 over-ear headphone built to move.
OVO Turns Degrassi’s School Spirit Into a Toronto Uniform
OVO revisits Degrassi’s blue-and-gold world with varsity jackets, gym gear and an archival recreation of Jimmy Brooks’ basketball jersey.
Yeat’s COCOON Puts Drake at the Center of a Seven-Track Sprint
Yeat’s surprise COCOON EP compresses his restless sound into seven tracks, with Drake reunion “MISS MY DAWG” positioned as the main event.
Drake’s ‘FOMO’ Gives Lena The Plug’s Hall-Pass Joke a Second Life
Lena The Plug’s poolside cameo in Drake’s FOMO film revived the viral hall-pass bit that began on his dating stream—without confirming anything beyond the joke.
The Fastest Way to Cut Three-Putts Is to Stop Practicing the Wrong Putt
Most three-putts begin with poor distance control, not the final miss. This simple practice plan trains pace, start line and the comeback putt together.
Phil Mickelson’s Major Streak Is Over. The Best Moments Still Hit.
A men’s major season passed without Phil Mickelson for the first time since 1990. The absence makes his wild, brilliant run easier to appreciate.
Scottie Scheffler Is Bringing Peak Form to the Presidents Cup
Scottie Scheffler reaches Medinah after a dominant playoff run, bringing the consistency, pairing value and calm the U.S. team needs from an anchor.
Rory McIlroy Is Heading Back to Wentworth With Something to Fix
Seven final-round birdies showed Rory McIlroy’s game is close. Two costly late holes showed exactly what he must clean up at Wentworth.
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The Bunkers Tell You How a Golf Course Wants to Be Played
Bunkers are more than hazards. Their position reveals the preferred angle, the intended risk and the smartest way to play a golf hole.
Xander Schauffele Is the Presidents Cup Pick Built for Pressure
Xander Schauffele gives the U.S. Presidents Cup team exactly what match play demands: clear decisions, controlled aggression and calm that travels.
Marvel’s Wolverine Is Bloody, Expensive and Weirdly Safe
Insomniac built a convincing Wolverine, then trapped him inside a cautious blockbuster. The performances cut deep; the combat and mission design do not.
PlayStation’s New Pulse Headsets Bring Audiophile Tech to Gaming
Sony’s next Pulse lineup brings planar magnetic drivers to PlayStation, with a streamlined standard model and a feature-heavy Pulse Edge.
NIGO Made the Air Force 3 Feel Like a Lost Streetwear Classic
Pendleton wool, collegiate colors and NIGO’s archivist eye turned the overlooked Air Force 3 into a convincing streetwear artifact.
Drake’s FOMO Jewelry Vault Is Really a Museum of His Career
Drake’s FOMO vault is more than a room of watches and diamonds. It is a physical archive of friendships, album eras and self-made mythology.
Drake’s ‘FOMO’ Is a Surreal Victory Lap Through His Own World
Drake’s self-funded FOMO film turns new music, career nostalgia and summer excess into a surreal victory lap.
J. Cole’s The Fall-Off Turns a Long Tease Into a Victory Lap
After years of buildup, J. Cole’s 24-track The Fall-Off lands less like an ending and more like a final proof-of-work statement.
Anyma’s ÆDEN Is Built for the Era of Screens
Anyma’s ÆDEN world tour pushes melodic techno toward blockbuster scale, where sound, digital bodies and giant screens share top billing.
Fred again.. Made the Album Feel Alive Again
With 9 months & 50 hours and the ever-evolving USB series, Fred again.. keeps turning finished releases into living, social objects.
Drake’s Three-Album Drop Makes ICEMAN Feel Like the Main Event
Drake returned with three projects at once, but ICEMAN is the record that turns scale, pressure and cold-blooded focus into the real story.
Circle’s Arc Is About to Give Stablecoins Their Own Fast Lane
Circle’s Arc launches September 16 with USDC fees, sub-second settlement and a heavyweight validator list. Here’s why it matters.
The Social Reckoning Gives Sorkin’s Facebook Story a New Centre of Gravity
Mikey Madison and Jeremy Allen White lead Aaron Sorkin’s companion to The Social Network. This time, the story follows the people trying to get information out.
Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Starts With an Invitation
A24’s You Can See Everything pairs Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim with Elizabeth Holmes. The premise raises a question before the film even starts: who thinks they control the camera?
50 Cent’s G-Unit G6 Is Back—and the Shape Still Holds Up
Reebok brings back the red, white and blue G6 from 50 Cent’s 2003 era. The comeback has nostalgia, but the clean low-top deserves a look on its own.
The “Alaska” Jordan 1 Carries Virgil’s Design Into a New Chapter
The white Jordan 1 associated with Off-White returns through Virgil Abloh Archive. Look closely: the unfinished edges and tiny colour accents still make the design.
Fat Joe’s Red Terror Squad Air Force 1 Finally Gets Its Turn
University Red leather, a white base and Terror Squad embroidery. Fat Joe’s once-exclusive Air Force 1 reaches Nike’s release calendar at $150.
The Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow” Makes a Strong Case for Going Bright
Back after two decades, the Tour Yellow Jordan 4 puts its best detail underfoot: a speckled yellow midsole that makes the whole shoe work.
Kith for BMW 2026 Makes Inka Orange the Main Event
AVIREX leather, velour track sets and enough garage collectibles to furnish the obsession. Kith’s fourth BMW chapter goes all in on Inka Orange.
Mercedes-AMG’s CLE 646 Is a 30-Car V8 Outburst
A wide body, rear-wheel drive and a 637-hp V8 turn the CLE into AMG’s latest Mythos special. All 30 are already spoken for.