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Black Book: 13 Products Our Editors Loved in October 2026

The products our editors have been obsessed with in October 2026.

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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.

Zombies Print

Shaun of the Dead. Dawn of the Dead. 28 Days Later. Resident Evil 1-14. Zombies, however fictional, are a contingency that every man has planned for. Fast zombies, slow zombies, dancing zombies, it doesn't matter. Men love zombies, if for no reason other than it allows us to sleep with…

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Robolamps

Think about the last time you went to Home Depot. Did you walk out with a bill less than $100? Probably not. What can we say, it's the male version of Target. The cost for materials and tools and plants (this is why you don't bring her) always seems to…

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Halfanese

Francis Kmiecik, like most every other red-blooded male, has a penchant for hot women. But women with neon antlers, skeleton clothing, and giant tigers aren't frequently found (outside of Vegas) - so Kmiecik started illustrating them for his site Halfanese. Redheads, blondes, and brunettes with tattoos, fixies, and striped shirts…

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Ted Vasin Paintings

The first thing you notice about Ted Vasin is that he looks like a painter version of a homeless version of a long-haired version of Hunter S. Thompson. And his paintings are equally as unqiue. Extremely well-rendered images are made in the contrasting styles of pencil sketch and vibrant abstract…

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Pop Top Retro Bottle Opener

Back in the day when one dialed a number on a phone with an actual rotating dial, beer cans and soda pop opened by way of nifty little pull tabs. Fast forward a half dozen decades and that classic curly shape is now reborn as a bottle opener. The retro…

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