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1st Place: Ford Bronco Getting into the Bronco after 90 minutes on the highway in the Wrangler, forearms and mind exhausted from constant steering corrections, is massively refreshing. EVEN IF YOU LIVE UNDER A ROCK, you must've felt the seismic buzz caused by the Ford Bronco's return. The Bronco's independent front suspension is hardly groundbreaking, but on dirt and pavement it gives the Ford a major ride and handling advantage over the Wrangler's live axles. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the traditional earthen houses, known as tulous, in southeast China. These unique dwellings were built by the Hakka people and served as communal residences and defense fortresses. The tulous are characterized by their circular shape and high fortified mud walls. In recent years, tourism has flourished in the area, leading to changes in the local way of life and the fate of the tulous. However, efforts have been made to protect and preserve these buildings, and some have been renovated to cater to the needs of modern travelers while maintaining their original design. The article emphasizes the importance of younger generations experiencing these buildings and appreciating their cultural and historical significance. [Extracted from the article]

Alongside the Tribute, two more jackets representing the present and future of the Trialmaster are being released. BLUEPRINT AS ONE OF THE FIRST JACKETS BUILT FOR MOTORCYCLE riding, the Belstaff Trialmaster is tough and tactical - proof that when form follows function, good things happen. That nifty detail, history nerds will point out, comes from the slanted left-breast pockets on motorcycle dispatch riders' coats that were made for the British army during World War II by a host of British manufacturers, including Belstaff. [Extracted from the article]

See Thornton Dial,David Hammons, andRobert Rauschenberg Wild combinations. Here,works created with the near-at-hand--castoffs,garbage, and otherwise unwanted poetic materialssuch as fabric, rope, and wood--make youbelieve that each of the three artists, Dial, Hammons,and Rauschenberg, are alchemists able tospin mud into sublimities. [Extracted from the article]