Why Is Everybody Knitting Emotional Support Chickens?
The Emotional Support Chicken is the latest viral craft trend, with 25K patterns sold since 2023. A playful, pun-filled hit from The Knitting Tree in LA.
The Emotional Support Chicken is the latest viral craft trend, with 25K patterns sold since 2023. A playful, pun-filled hit from The Knitting Tree in LA.
Step into a living manga at Shirokuro NYC — a bold Japanese restaurant where hand-drawn ink art creates a surreal, immersive 2D dining experience.
David Sedaris and Bob Staake team up for a hilariously twisted picture book about sibling rivalry, selfishness, and surreal chaos, with rhymes and riotous art. Perfect for parents, kids with a taste for the absurd, and anyone who’s ever lost a remote control.
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Mark 250 years of the USPS with whimsical new stamps by Chris Ware, honoring America’s rich postal legacy. Special commemorative issues debut this July.
Fish Piss, a bold ’90s Montreal zine, returns in book form—capturing a raw, bilingual era of underground art, politics, and creative rebellion in Quebec.
Darkly hilarious and wildly inappropriate, Dickie is a wordless comic strip that skewers history, politics, and modern life with twisted charm and crayon art.
Billy Cobham’s Spectrum is a genre-blending jazz fusion masterpiece, now reissued on Quadio Blu-ray, featuring Tommy Bolin’s iconic guitar work.
From punk rebel to rock icon, Billy Idol’s legacy roars on in Billy Idol Should Be Dead, premiering June 10 at Tribeca. A legend is still rocking strong.