A new piece of artwork released on the official Dragon Ball website shows Goku in a surprisingly different look. He’s traded in his usual orange uniform for a green Capsule Corp jacket, complete with a baseball cap and goggles. He’s still carrying his Power Pole and riding his green, two-legged dragon.
The band is hitting the road for a big tour, and they’ve added some fall dates with a unique approach. Starting October 22nd, each show will feature the seven songs fans have requested the most in that city.
A new documentary by director Barry Avrich unexpectedly focuses on Larry Gagosian, the powerful New York art dealer.
To celebrate the latest issue of TopMob Magazine, we teamed up with Stone Island to turn their New York City store into a pop-up gallery. The event marked the release of Issue 37: The Architects Issue and brought together influential figures from various subcultures with a celebration of craftsmanship. It highlighted TopMob’s commitment to print media and Stone Island’s reputation for innovative design.
Just because something is considered the best doesn’t mean it’s the most enjoyable to revisit. While The Godfather is a classic with incredible style and storytelling, other movie trilogies are simply more fun, thrilling, and keep you wanting more with each viewing.
He also wasn’t able to join The Strokes when they played on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Fortunately, the band anticipates his return soon, though they haven’t announced a specific date.
Arth Atelier, a contemporary fashion house based in Boston, has launched its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, called “Anchored in Motion.” The collection focuses on natural fabrics, completely avoiding synthetics. Each piece emphasizes where the materials come from, features precise tailoring inspired by architecture, and is largely made by hand.
Drawing inspiration from the Prince tennis archives, this collection captures the vibrant and confident style of 1990s tennis fashion. Unlike typical athletic wear focused on performance, these pieces are designed for everyday wear. The collection combines sleek, technical fabrics with comfortable cotton and relaxed fits. You can expect a range of retro-inspired clothing like track jackets, striped sweaters, polo shirts, denim shorts, and branded caps – a nostalgic look updated for today’s style, blending classic preppy looks with vintage athletic vibes.
There’s definitely something to the idea that golf isn’t as immediately exciting as some other sports. Unlike basketball or football where you see everything happening at once, golf involves following players across the course, checking scores, and gradually understanding how the tournament is progressing. Events like The Masters have even embraced this slower pace, creating a unique atmosphere with traditions like a no-phone policy and a sense of being removed from the everyday world. However, attending the PGA Championship this week showed that golf doesn’t have to sacrifice a lively atmosphere for modern accessibility.
I recently read an interview with Travis Knight over at ScreenRant where he talked about how he approached Skeletor for the new Masters of the Universe reboot. It’s cool to know he really thought about the character’s history, especially since Alan Oppenheimer famously voiced Skeletor in the original He-Man and She-Ra cartoons. It’s nice they acknowledged that legacy!