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Byline: Cole Louison Whoosh At any given time, the Guggenheim may host Kandinskys, Picassos, Pollocks, Mondrians, or af Klints, but the first thing that any visitor who isn't too boring [...]

ELEVEN YEARS old, towheaded and built like a starving stork, the most famous skateboarder in the world began skating in earnest in 1979 during a trip to Oasis Skatepark, near [...]

Byline: COLE LOUISON A STAR IS PORN Not all private videos and photos are hacked. Some are sold. Others are lost and found. A couple you may never see at [...]

Byline: COLE LOUISON How ENRICO PONZO Became JAY SHAW For sixteen years, Enrico Ponzo eluded the feds and survived a Mafia hit list. Here are some of the aliases that [...]

Byline: COLE LOUISON OBLITERATING THE LINE 'I like taking people to an area in their minds or in the culture that they're afraid of and then getting them to laugh,' [...]

The 25 SEXIEST WOMEN in ROCK THE BRASHEST, BALLSIEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN TO EVER STEP UP TO THE MIKE KIM GORDON 2004 On a 1995 album called Nice Ass, Gordon [...]

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN...AND THE SOMALI COAST In 2009 there were more than a hundred incidents of piracy around the Gulf of Aden alone. A comparison of the two golden [...]

Byline: COLE LOUISON ILLUSTRATIONS BY KAGAN McLEOD Early on Easter morning, 2008, the Alaska Ranger went down in the Bering Sea, stranding her forty-seven-man crew in thirty-two-degree water. How could [...]

Because a man needs more to argue about than just sports and politics. Now start reading--and staring *Just to clarify, we here at GQ like to believe that time began [...]

If you own a diesel, a truly gas-free existence is easier than you think. For less than $1,000, depending on the model, Greasecar Vegetable Fuel Systems can give you everything [...]

SHOULD YOU BE RUNNING EVERYTHING ON SOLAR POWER? Replacing your appliances? Have the lowest-flow showerhead on the block? Here is a quick look at the advantages, impact, and myths behind [...]

Organic produce can still leave Sasquatch-sized treads, especially if it has to travel thousands of miles by truck to get to your local Whole Foods. Better to concentrate on buying [...]

Due to hit roads in 2010, GM's Chevy Volt will set a new bar for green vehicles. It's a 'plug in' hybrid, meaning once you charge the lithium-ion battery, you [...]

This year it seemed that every automaker jumped on the eco bandwagon, slapping a green leaf on a slightly more efficient machine to show the world they are on board. [...]

Green travel shouldn't be about obsessing over the impact of visiting some exotic locale or about listening to some ecotourist blather on about how many solar panels his home has; [...]

There are so many things wrong with living in monstrously large homes. Not only do they suck up energy and offend the eye, but they just provide more rooms to [...]

It's ironic that we're looking to industrial designers to save the earth when the profession has been so instrumental in feeding our ravenous desire for gratuitous change. In the 1920s, [...]

BJRN LOMBORG (A.K.A. THE SKEPTICAL ENVIRONMENTALIST) DANISH ECONOMIST AND AUTHOR OF 'COOL IT' The reason we've done so well as a civilization over the past 300 years is specialization--I don't [...]

BUT YOU CAN EAT BETTER THAN YOU EVER HAVE, TRAVEL LIKE YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO, AND SURROUND YOURSELF WITH BEAUTIFUL THINGS -- AND STILL HELP OUT WITH THE ENVIRONMENT JUST [...]

LA MARIE, PHILIPPE STARCK $319 Okay, maybe that's an overstatement, but a chair made of, say, recycled egg cartons won't save the world, either. Being green isn't just about trendy [...]

How to guarantee eternal life for your dress shoes The most worn item in your wardrobe requires the most attention. We asked Joe Rocco, third-generation cobbler and owner of Jim's [...]

* From pinkifying camouflage to hanging its flagship store with fine art and toy helicopters, no one challenges and embraces tradition like Maharishi, who chose ancient fabric for its new [...]

The article offers several comments and experiences related to New York City lawyer, businessman and politician Rudy Giuliani, from the member of the National Rifle Association (NRA) in New York. New York City former mayor Ed Koch stresses the fear of anybody in their place to talk about Guiliani to the press. One member mentions that Guiliani's closest man is Denny Young. Another member cites a situation where Guiliani when police commissioner William Bratton had the cover of "Time" magazine.

The article presents the history of U.S. skateboarding which was made famous by skateboarder Tony Hawk. Topics covered include several attempts to ban skateboarding in 1965 and the 1980s, the negative reputation of the outdoor sport, and its inclusion in the 2020 Tokyo games after 15 years of lobbying by Hawk.

The article discusses road trips for lovers including in California the Big Sur and the Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park and the Acadia National Park in Maine.

The article presents information on skater Shaun White, who has made a 1080-degree spin on a skateboard on snow.

The article offers information on the new clothing line launched by Maharishi. For the said collection, ancient fabric was selected. Founder Hardy Blechman selected the Moon & Son mill in Leeds, England to weave natural vibrant colors into the old school windowpane check they have produced since 1837. Maharishi will offer scarves, coats, hoodies and even Snopants.

The article presents a comparison between radio alternatives using satellite, high definition (HD) technology, and the web. Several digital signals received via satellite are commercial-free, and will cost $20-$270 for receivers. Signals transmitted to an HD receiver offer the highest-quality sound, with tuners running from $80 to $500. Digital broadcast over the internet shows broadcast around the globe.

The author comments on Slap Shot, as what he considered as casually profane as sports truly are. He says that one cannot play professional football or basketball or hockey without saying motherf##ker. He recalls during the national anthem, when Steve tells the official, "I'm listening to the f##kin' song!" He comments on the movie "Caddyshack," as stupid, childish and pathetic.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of participating in the Cal-Stanford high school football competition in 1982.

The article traces the history of the remote control, which was introduced 51 years ago by Zenith. The device launched by Zenith was a four-button apparatus, about the size of a Bible, that was able to wirelessly change the television channels. At the time when a new automobile cost $2,000, Zenith's television set with remote control cost $259.

The article reports on rumors about the homosexuality of the Thoroughbred named War Emblem. Apparently when War was shipped off to a Japanese stud farm to possibly mate with another horse, War Emblem showed little interest in his prospective female partners which led to a speculation about his bedroom orientation.

The article offers instruction on the care of shoes. To protect a pair of good dress shoes, a layer of polish which is applied at least every two weeks is needed. The spraying of Meltonian Water & Stain Protector is also considered. It is also essential to keep shoes away from blow-dryers and radiators. To remove salt stains, it is recommended that the shoes should be taken to a decent repair shop.