Food & Drink
What’s the Most Overlooked Steak Cut? A Famed Butcher Weighs In
Pat LaFrieda Jr. knows a thing or two about beef. So, we asked him a few key questions to help anyone get more value from their next trip to the butcher.
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WatchesThree Watch Experts Talk About Their First Vintage Watches
Collecting insight from James Lamdin, Hamilton Powell and Eric Wind.
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DrinksHow to Run an Iconic Craft Brewery for 40 Years
Sierra Nevada Brewing Company and its iconic Pale Ale turn 40 years old this year. We caught up with founder Ken Grossman to discuss all things craft beer.
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HomeHow to Design an Heirloom, According to Someone Who Makes Them for a Living
From mail-order catalogs to showrooms across the country, Brian Faherty’s Schoolhouse makes things you won’t ever have to replace.
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MotoringThe Next Big Automotive Revolution Is Almost Here
Henrik Fisker, most famous for the electric car company that bears his name, Fisker Inc. believes we’re only a few years from a seismic shift.
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WatchesMeet the Instagrammer Creating Vivid, One-of-a-Kind Watch Dials
Like if Jackson Pollock designed a watch face.
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Watches6 Questions With the Designer Helping to Bring Back a Cult-Favorite Watch Brand
Watch designer Emmanuel Gueit discusses his plans for the Ikepod watch revival.
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WatchesMeet the Woman Making Beautiful Hand-Sketched Art for Watch Nerds
Julie Kraulis spends hundreds of hours to make just one meticulously-detailed sketch of a watch.
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MotoringJay Leno Talks to Us About Hot Wheels and Vintage Car Buying Advice
Leno spoke at length about what he values in Hot Wheels; he waxed on about the people behind some of the favorite real cars in his massive, famous collection; and he even shared some advice about starting a collection of your own.
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MotoringTalking Cars with Motoring’s Most Interesting Gearheads
From a wedding-photographer-turned-petrolhead to a man who turned racing games into a real racing career.
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WatchesA Conversation With Baume & Mercier’s Top Watch Designer, Alexandre Peraldi
A veteran watch designer gives us a look inside the design process.
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ArchiveThe Impossible Project’s New CEO on Rescuing Polaroid
The Impossible Project is the sole surviving manufacturer of Polaroid instant film.
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ArchiveOne of the Greatest Mountaineers Ever Talks Meru
In 2011, Jimmy Chin climbed one of the hardest peaks in the world, Shark’s Fin on Mount Meru.
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StyleFrom the Oval Office to J.Crew
We sat down with men’s suiting legend Martin Greenfield and J.Crew Menswear Director Frank Muytjens to learn more about their suiting collaboration.
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Food & DrinkLate Plates: Morten Sohlberg
A late-night scramble for eats with restaurateur (and farmer) Morten Sohlberg ends in Manhattan’s Koreatown and a newfound appreciation for business bravado and impromptu barnyard surgery.
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Archive30 Minutes With: Alex Valdman
When we think of influential people, we often default to Time 100 types — Oprah, President Obama, Steve Jobs. But what about the guy making your bike commute more comfortable, creating fabrics and garments that can replace your typical urban attire with performance-oriented equivalents while keeping your crotch area breathable?
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Outdoors30 Minutes With: Chris Lieto
In 1997, Chris Lieto saw the Hawaii Ironman Triathlon World Championship on TV and decided to start training. Three years later, he became a professional triathlete.
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Outdoors30 Minutes With: Aaron Gwin
While his contemporaries were putting on puppet shows and learning to play catch, Aaron Gwin was racing BMX in national competitions. He was eight.
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Archive30 Minutes With: Frank Muytjens
Sometimes an outsider’s perspective is just what’s needed to achieve unique excellence. Frank Muytjens is the Holland-born head of men’s design at J.Crew, a proudly American company.
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Archive30 Minutes With: Lennard Zinn
When it comes to household names in cycling, there’s Lance Armstrong and…who else? We’ll make the case for Lennard Zinn, whose bike maintenance books — among them, the best-selling Zinn & The Art of Road Bike Maintenance — have prime real estate on the shelves of anyone who knows a bottom bracket from a Krispy Kreme.