Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer and golf lifestyle brand Malbon Golf are collaborating on a new connected timepiece for golf superfans—the TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E4 45MM x Malbon Golf Edition.
(Ferrari) Ferrari’s last three halo Supercars—the LaFerrari, Enzo and F50—have all been powered by the V12 engines the iconic Maranello marque is famous for. So one might reasonably have expected their long-awaited successor—initially codenamed the F250, which has been in the works since the 2016 release of the LaFerrari Author: Jared Paul Stern
Getty Images Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson only needed one take to lay down his first-ever rap verse on TechN9ine’s new track “Face Off”—take a listen at the 2:56 mark below. The professional wrestler-turned-world’s highest-paid actor and Teremana tequila proprietor follows up machine pistol-paced lines Author: Brandon Friederich
(Rolls-Royce) The most decadent luxobarges money can buy are in Rolls-Royce’s stable, where the Phantom reigns as the British coachbuilder’s bellwether. The newly revealed Phantom Platino, then, is a bellwether of a bellwether. (Rolls-Royce) A bespoke example of the newly launched Series II Phantom, it’s named for the silver-white Author: Maxim Staff
(Nike) A century into the Converse Chuck Taylor timeline, and the retro-cool kicks are still evolving with help from Nike’s new FlyEase technology The hands-free system makes it easier for everyone, including those with disabilities, to slip in or take off sneakers, having already been implemented on both Nike trainers Author: Maxim Staff
(Steven Garcia) Presented by APG Timeless rags-to-riches stories have captivated generations, serving as a powerful reminder that dreams can, indeed, come true, despite the odds. One such story belongs to seasoned entrepreneur Steven Garcia. As the CEO of the renowned Empire Tours and Productions, he’s made a name for Author: Sara Smith
“Monet Spoonbill (Platalea nymphéas)”(Clive Smith) A world beyond animal extinction is on view in NYC through June 4. Clive Smith’s second solo show at Marc Straus gallery on Manhattan’s Lower East Side looks as much like a natural history museum as it does an art exhibition. Around the Author: Vittoria Benzine