There are those movies from our childhood that create cultural and emotional tentpoles that support a tapestry of our young lives. Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory was one of those movies for me.
It’s a good bet that a lot of American men get their cues about wearing suits from television. Unfortunately, most TV personalities wear their suits poorly, spreading bad information to the masses.
Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 masterpiece “Rear Window” probably still stands as one of the best hot New York City summer movies ever made.
Following up on the overwhelming response to my article about leaving NYC, dealing with aggressive dogs and loving every minute of my hilarious cousin in “Bad Moms.”
As described by the filmmakers, Making the American Man is “a documentary film about modern American masculinity through the eyes of makers of U.S. based goods for men.” But it’s more than that.
I love shaving, I love barbershops, and I really love this great Barbasol shaving video at Old Familiar Barbershop in Columbus, OH.
I just stumbled upon this mini-documentary on Levi’s 501s. It’s a fabulous piece of storytelling around an iconic American product.
All I can add to the Muhammad Ali dialog are some of my favorite photos of him and the best “how I want to be remembered” quote from a dazzling American icon.
Another fabulous mix of the very esoteric and the very popular. A great soundtrack for the beginning of Summer 2016.
A gorgeous movie about gorgeous people doing gorgeous things while wearing gorgeous clothes in a gorgeous location.