A great deal of attention has been payed to the design of Charles & Ray Eames, and some might even know their films, but the latest exhibit at LA's A+D museum focuses instead on the thinking that powered their office for over 40 years. 

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Vampires are having their day -- from teen literature to leading tv shows -- but no modern interpretation has or will ever strike a chord with us like Tony Scott's 1983 cult-classic, The Hunger. David Bowie and Catherine Deneuve star as a vampire couple living in NYC with a sexy young Susan Sarandon as the object of their affections. The soundtrack, featuring Schubert and Bauhaus and lots in between, plus a generous helping of stylish eighties elements make for an addictive movie that we turn to again and again. We hear Hollywood is attempting a remake....we all know how that will turn out. [More]

Today marks the 30th anniversary of Bob Marley's passing. His life brings to mind a film titled "Land of Look Behind," released in 1982. For the filmmakers, a project that began as a desire to document Bob Marley's funeral procession through Kingston, Jamaica developed into a passion project that portrayed the people, the culture, and the magical spirit of Jamaica in a way that has never been seen before. The film's stunning cinematography and unique vision inspired Werner Herzog to credit the movie as one of the most influential films in the past fifteen years. 25 years later, the DVD of "Land of Look Behind" was finally released in 2007, so act like you know. [More]

One of three videos highlighting Clae's new models for spring 2011, This video takes a closer look at the Gregory, a refined evolution of the classic court shoe. [More]

We're pretty excited for the movie Urbanized. It will be the third film in Gary Hustwit's Design Film Trilogy, and will be about issues and strategies behind urban design and how we interact with the spaces around us. [More]

This Superbowl Sunday we witnessed a great Battle between two Midwestern teams with much grit and integrity being shown. It’s also the day that the biggest corporations pull out their big guns for the battle of the super ads… [More]

We were fortunate to a get a private screening of Michael Rapaport's directorial debut, the documentary Beats, Rhymes, and Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest, days before its official premier at the Sundance Film Festival this past weekend. [More]

"Over You" is an original motion picture soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist, put together by our friend Cool Calm Pete. [More]

The Office of Charles and Ray Eames created their monumental 1977 film, Powers Of Ten, to try to give an idea of scale in the Universe. As part of their 10/10/10 celebration, The Eames Office has created a competition for users to submit a short film response to POT, no more than 2 minutes long. The deadline is Jan 9, 2011. [More]

American photographer/artist William Eggleston is considered one of the masters of modern color photography. His unique ability to capture the essence, beauty and soul of seemingly ordinary/mundane situations has influenced generations of photographers. We are excited to get to his LACMA opening next week here in LA. [More]