Inside Our Joan Smalls Cover Story for Harper’s Bazaar Taiwan

It’s another of those sunny days in Los Angeles as Joan Smalls poses for the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Taiwan. The wardrobe stylist, the hair stylist, and the makeup artist are at the Hollywood-area studio early in the morning. “She has a great sense of humor,” says Coolhunt.net‘s Cezar Greif of  Smalls. The LA-based writer […]

Andy Murray: The New King of Tennis

Coming off a fantastic year, with a victory at Wimbledon, a gold medal at the Rio Olympics, and a number one world ranking, Andy Murray starts 2017 as tennis’ new boss, the man everyone fears. How did he get there? Through hard work and perseverance, but also with the genius idea of hiring former tennis champion Ivan […]

Hey Jude: the Jim Sturgess interview

If there’s one British actor who has the “casual cool” look down, it’s definitely Jim Sturgess. Whether wearing a jacket or a t-shirt, he seems to be effortlessly fashionable, as out photo shoot with him proves. Sporting a thick beard reminiscent of Paul McCartney circa 1970, Jim has always moved between big Hollywood movies, indie […]

Spruce Creek Fly-in City

In Spruce Creek, Florida, cars don’t own the road. Airplanes do. The small town’s main streets are actually airplane runways, and half of the 1000 residents have one or more aircrafts in their garage! Some of the airplanes are full on private jets, but others cost less than a car. And in Spruce Creek, everyone […]

Liu Wen photoshoot and interview

When Chinese model Liu Wen appeared in a Victoria Secret fashion show in 2009, she received considerable attention for being the first Asian model on the Victoria’s Secret runway. This boundary-breaker hails from Beijing, China, and is now one of the brightest star and highest paid model in the fashion industry. Follow us to New […]

San Diego: America’s Finest City

San Diego: America’s Finest City by Jessica DeFino The light was blindingly bright as I inched closer and closer to San Diego on the 1-5, as if I were driving directly into the sun. Traffic from Los Angeles to San Diego- normally just a two and a half hour drive- was slow-moving; not so much […]