Sublime

its hazard lights bleating carmine auras into the morning mist.

Since Luke is the only likable character in the film, we know he isn’t long for its world.

The year was 2006. A young Logan Green had just graduated from the University of California Santa Barbara who had taken on the job of a sustainability coordinator at his alma matter saw an announcement that would change his life forever. The Facebook meteoric rise coincided with Logan's last couple of years in university, and with the ability to bu

Searching for Sugar Man

As Ben Wofford recounts in an engaging Rolling Stone profile, Schlappig, who was twenty-five at the time, “is one of the biggest stars among an elite group of obsessive flyers whose mission is to outwit the airlines. They’re self-styled competitors with a singular objective: fly for free, as much as they can, without getting caught.”

First he approached Sequoia Capital, which had become king of the valley by being early backers of Atari, Apple, and Google. It was run by Michael Moritz, the wry and literate Welsh-born former journalist who had helped guide Musk and Thiel on the tumultuous ride of PayPal. Musk took him for a drive in a mocked-up Lotus prototype. “It was an absolu

Gallien still held a picture in his mind of the odd, congenial youth striding down the trail in boots two sizes too big for him—Gallien’s own boots, the old brown Xtratufs he’d persuaded the kid to take.