Erich Hartmann, 1990.
Richard Kalvar, 1976
Richard Kalvar, 1976
The only person who can pull off this Domino's Pizza branded Rolex (Yours for a bargain, seriously, price of $2900) is the founder of Domino's Pizza.
Spotted in Vancouver, this QR code will redirect you to a picture of the wall before it was tagged with the code. More at the artist's website.
Here's an iPhone case for the 1%. It's made out of 14k solid gold and yours for just $10,000.
Martin Creed, Work No.240, Fuck Off, 1999
I'm so excited for the start of the NBA season and my New York Knicks with these three in my line up. Yes, MY line up.
Spotted Hugh Jackman on my way home the other week. This and a few other personal photos 
This spacesuit donned by commander Eugene Cernan on the Apollo 17 mission was the last spacesuit worn on the moon. This sucker weighs 185 pounds on Earth.
I find it sad we haven't been back since 1972.
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Brilliant way to collect tips found at the Sherman Oaks Starbucks. Gotta love that the ten dollar bill voted correctly.
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Scans of the front page of 7 newspapers from around the world announcing the first moon landing. I'm pretty sure the headline above translates to "Holy Shit! We on the Moon!"
I like the un-distilled photography of Jonney Woodward.
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Broom for the 1% designed by Mark Wagner.
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We've all seen the popular website Kim Jong-il Looking at Things. Now there's one devoted to his son and successor: Kim Jong-un Looking at Things. That didn't take long.
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Hulk Hogan once owned a restaurant in Minneapolis called Pastamania! Cue NBC's The More You Know.
[h/t @taylr]
I feel so honored to be able to add the title of "Godfather" to my calling card. That is, the soon-to-be Godfather of Toys R Us.
I'm now officially cross-eyed thanks to this piece titled "Lover's Quarrel" by James Clar.
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Fascinating history of these swagilicious brogue shoes worn by GQ contributer Ren McKnight:
“These guys are from Gieves & Hawkes on Savile Row in London. Legend has it that the original perforation pattern was made by firing a shotgun at a pair of cap toes, hence the name “Buckshot Brogues.” I first saw them on [GANT Rugger head designer] Christopher Bastin’s blog, and knew I had to track them down. Now, if only I could grow a Bastin beard.”