Megan Fox Goes Blonde For Devilish Movie Role, Shares Instagram Photo of Bold New Look
Megan Fox has a new movie in the works, which apparently required her to go blonde–though she’s not the same kind of blonde as her boyfriend, Machine Gun Kelly.
Megan Fox has a new movie in the works, which apparently required her to go blonde–though she’s not the same kind of blonde as her boyfriend, Machine Gun Kelly.
“Tupac Pennant” (Mike Giant) Never mind the convention hall crowds at Miami’s Art Basel this week–you can now bid on works from art legends like Takashi Murakami and Shepard Fairey from the comfort of your own phone. BEYOND THE STREETS is taking a world-class exhibition of rule breakers Author: Vittoria Benzine
Proper No. Twelve A-list celebrities and pro athletes have been known to lend their name to booze labels. Some are content to act merely as pitch people for beer and spirit companies in commercials, but more and more are using their celebrity status and personal brands to launch their own Author: MaximBet
The best luxury watches are certainly built to last, but not all are built to take on an apocalyptic battle—besides the newest edition of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore, which pays tribute to a timepiece worn by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 1999 horror epic End of Days. A Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Photo: Jean-Claude Ramonet) Think Burgundy is too expensive? Instead of reaching for Chardonnay from other regions, consider Aligote, Burgundy’s lesser-known white grape varietal. Established in the late 1920s by Pierre Ramonet, and quickly became one of the most notable producers not only in Chassagne-Montrachet, but in all of Burgundy. Today, Author: Kate Dingwall
(Woodinville Whiskey) Every year the beloved Woodinville Whiskey drops a distillery-only “Harvest Release” from their Tasting Room in Washington state. The tradition started in November of 2011 by friends and co-founders Brett Carlile and Orlin Sorensen, and has grown into a sought-after holiday gift for American whiskey fans every autumn. Author: Nicolas Stecher
British sports cars don’t get more traditional than what comes out of the century-plus old Morgan Motor Company—all of the anachronistic rides they’ve produced since firing back up in 2011 after a 50-year absence still boast pre-WW1 style. But the new Plus Four CX-T is Author: Maxim Staff