Few people in history, let alone athletes, have made a greater impact than the Celtics legend. While he’s best known for his 11 rings, the Hall of Famer set an invaluable example both on and off the court. (The Ringer)
From Mazarat Tiffah in Lebanon to secluded Wimbledon in the UK.
(GQ Middle East)
A look inside, and the story behind, the new Drake's Open Studio in New York. (Drake's)
From pristine copies of Perfect Blue on VHS to official Aphex Twin beach towels, the London-based shop sells tangible cultural artefacts from the not-so-distant-past - liberating rare gems from attics and wardrobes around the globe. (sabukaru)
Just like you, we weren't expecting to find some of the early origins of baggy jeans in Germany. (Jenkem)
An interview with Industry's costume designer. (Dirt)
Graffiti writers and train-hoppers take the spotlight in the year’s most exciting young publication. (SSENSE)
Art History as a Sitcom: Jayson Musson Serves up Satire and Nostalgia in Philadelphia Exhibition
The main film in Musson's Fabric Workshop and Museum exhibition explains art to a cynical puppet, with inspiration from classic PBS children’s programmes and Joseph Beuys. (The Art Newspaper)
Lucien Smith on the films he shared with Kanye, learning to code, going for a bike ride, and more. (Perfectly Imperfect)
The shapeshifting UK contemporary artist shares a beguiling mix.
(Herb Sundays)
Presented by BBC Radio 1Xtra, This Is Amapiano charts the genre's rise from the streets of South Africa to clubs and festivals around the world. (Resident Advisor)
Woodstock 99 was meant to channel the peace and love vibes of its 1969 original - until it became a violent, drug-fuelled pit of arson. Luckily, there were plenty of camera crews there... (The Guardian)
This festival season was supposed to be a triumphant comeback. Instead, it’s a mess. (Stereogum)
Jordon Alexander, AKA the Australian-born, London-based producer and DJ Mall Grab, is readying his triumphant debut album What I Breathe, a love letter to the capital city that's packed full of exciting collaborations. (NME)
