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1 month ago | sixtysixmag.com | Laura Rote

A return to simplicity and elegance seemed to dominate new products across the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) as well as much of the co-located International Builders’ Show (IBS), held this year at the Las Vegas Convention Center in late February. The largest kitchen and bath trade show in North America wrapped on Feb. 27, after three days of new product launches, exciting demos with big names, networking, and more.

1 month ago | sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio |Grace Perry |Molly Matalon

You might not realize it, but Finneas O’Connell—aka FINNEAS—has written seemingly everything these days. If you’ve turned on the radio at least once this past summer, chances are you’ve heard “Lunch,” the ubiquitous single off his sister, Billie’s, third album, Hit Me Hard and Soft. Finneas co-wrote it. Or perhaps you saw Barbie and heard the ballad, “What Was I Made For?” the film’s emotional crux? Finneas co-wrote it.

1 month ago | sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio |Chris Force

It’s five hours until showtime when Lola Young sits down to chat with me in our Chicago studio. She’s about to perform at Lollapalooza—her first ever American music festival following the success of her most recent album, This Wasn’t Meant for You Anyway, that debuted in June. Her pre-performance energy is palpable. “I’m so fucking nervous because I don’t know what the turnout is going to be,” she admits. “The first American festival is a big moment, but I’m in a good place right now.

1 month ago | sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio |Chris Force |Elizaveta Porodina

Elizaveta Porodina’s life has been defined by movement—across borders, between professions, and within her own mind. An artist known for her dreamlike, cinematic photography, Elizaveta’s journey began far from the glamour of the art world, in the heart of 1990s Moscow, during a time of political upheaval. Today her work is ubiquitous across the covers of fashion magazines, ad campaigns, and museum walls, but the path to artistic recognition was anything but straightforward.

2 months ago | sixtysixmag.com | Chris Force

The most thrilling moment from the January edition of Maison&Objet did not happen at its usual home in the suburban fairgrounds, but back in the center of Paris at the British Embassy. During the show, leadership from Maison&Objet along with representatives from the consulate celebrated the designer of the year, Faye Toogood.