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Cool Party: Our End of Summer Hosting Guide

The drinks, the music, the vibes, and everything else you need to end summer on a high note.

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The Secret to Perfectly Messy Hair

The perfect balance of polished and undone, without the crunch, grease, or obvious effort.

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Our Go-to Albums for Hosting

7 albums that set the mood so you can worry about the food and whether you have enough ice.

The Films of William James Murray

If you're trying to figure out who William James Murray is, here's a clue, he's better known by his real full name, William Effing Murray. To celebrate the iconic actor turned party crasher's best work, Danny Askar created this fine limited edition print. Each of Bill Murray's films is depicted…

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Vintage Headphone Hangers

While doing some research for The History of Headphones, we gained a new appreciation for old school cans. We kicked around the idea of buying a pair of classic Koss Pros, but ultimately decided our modern technologies have left us with some seriously better audio devices. In an effort to…

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Epic Frequency

We featured VoicePrints a bit ago on Cool Material because we really liked the idea of turning our thoughts into art. The only thing was, we struggled with what super important message we wanted to transform into a piece of decor. We settled on a hand fart. For something far…

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Printstant Replays

Ahh, remember the days before replacement refs? When fantastic finishes weren't determined by a nervous guy who used to work at Foot Locker? To recall some of those iconic football plays that are ingrained in any American male's brain, there's these Printstant Replay prints. Each depicts the routes from a memorable moment in…

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Old Tom Foolery Cocktail Notes

Let's face it, most of us don't really care about cocktail napkins. It's not your bar that's going to develop a ring if there isn't a napkin under it, and they're so thin that they don't really do a good job preventing rings anyway. What they are good at is…

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