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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.

52 Bad Dudes Etsy Print Shop

The guy behind 52 Bad Dudes has produced some prints that anyone with a Y chromosome will appreciate.  The prints feature, well, bad dudes from all walks of popular culture. The Terminator, Tyler Durden, Mad Max, the bosses from the original Mega Man game, basically anyone who has defined any…

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ikyaudio PVC Pipe Speakers

It takes a special kind of crazy to look at a piece of PVC pipe and think, hey, this would make a great speaker. The guys at Ikyaudio--a name we're not sure how to pronounce--have done just that: taking your standard PVC pipe, they've crafted some slick, modern speakers that…

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James Hance Relentlessly Cheerful Art

If you're anything like us, the first think you think of when you hear the words "relentlessly cheerful art" is Tickle Me Elmo - as your eyes start to glaze over. Ironically enough, that wouldn't be that far from the truth because James Hance Relentlessly Cheerful Art is all about…

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CXXVI Sea Rope Bottle Opener

Benjamin Franklin is good for more than poppin' bottles. In fact, he was a much bigger fan of the hoppy variety of liquor. So big a fan that he once went on record saying, "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." And you thought…

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Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry: A Film on a Tattoo Legend

Before tramp stamps, barbwire armbands, and tribal whatevers, tattoos were actually a subculture--a relatively low-profile underground phenomenon that only gained steam several decades ago. One guy in particular helped advance the art of the tattoo (both literally and figuratively) onto a higher plane. Sailor Jerry, a salt of the earth…

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