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Move Over Kale: Why Major Chefs Are Adding Collard Greens To Their Menus
Kale has been the "it" green for the last few years, but now it has some competition. Collard greens, another leafy vegetable and a longtime Southern staple, are becoming a favorite among culinary all-stars. Hugh Acheson, owner of Five and Ten and The National in Georgia, declared collards "the new kale" during a guest-judging appearance on Top Chef. And Michael Ferraro, executive chef at Delicatessen in New York City and a former competitor on Iron Chef America, is also a fan. "Collard greens are a very classic comfort food ingredient, but they're making a comeback in a big way
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Grooming
How to Go Bald Gracefully: Styling Tips and Product Picks
Lots of guys hit their 20s or 30s only to find that their locks aren't so luscious anymore. You can blame it on genetics though it's still not entirely clear if your mother's side of the family deserves more of the blame. So what are your options when your follicles start to fail you?
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Music
Hip-Hop's Hottest Debuts: Pusha T and French Montana
Two hip-hop vets, Pusha T (left), 35, and French Montana, 29, are releasing much-anticipated (and repeatedly delayed) solo albums that will have heads across the nation bobbing through summer. Here's what you need to know about the music and the emcees behind it.
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Street Style
Street Style: 2 Off-Duty Models Are Better Than One
Melodie Jeng, the photographer behind the blog The NYC Streets, snaps men's street-style pics for The Daily Details blog. Check back every day to see new looks and vote in our weekly Like the Look? readers' poll.
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Style News
In Brief: Dsquared2's New Undies, Versace's Crop Tops for Men, Richard Chai Moves to Andrew Marc
The week's top stories in fashion news.
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Guest Blogger
Foreign Correspondent: Footwear Designer Christian Kimber's Stylish Guide to Melbourne
Two years ago, British-born men's accessories designer Christian Kimber moved from London to Melbourne, where he founded an eponymous line of footwear. His signature suede loafers and chukka boots—shoes that look equally at home with beat-up denim and bespoke tailoring—are generally sold at local shops but can be made-to-order. From his initial concepts for a show (he uses watercolors to sketch out his ideas) to designing the brand's logo (the burnt orange color was inspired by the bright Australian mud) to managing the business, Christian oversees every stage himself. Here, he talks about menswear in Melbourne, his five favorite
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Street Style
Street Style: The Commes Des Garçons Shopper
Melodie Jeng, the photographer behind the blog The NYC Streets, snaps men's street-style pics for The Daily Details blog. Check back every day to see new looks and vote in our weekly Like the Look? readers' poll.
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Design
Home Interior Design: Architect Daniel Libeskind's Angular Weekend Getaway
Location: Connecticut, USA Size: 2,000 square feet Architect and Interior Designer: Studio Daniel Libeskind Eighteen copper panels slice through an open Connecticut sky in the 18.36.54 house by Daniel Libeskind, the master plan architect of the new World Trade Center site in New York. Best known for his public buildings, including the Jewish Museum in Berlin and MGM Mirage's City Center in Las Vegas, this deconstructivist weekend home was Libeskind's first private commission. Named for the 18 planes, 36 points, and 54 lines spiraling around an open living plan, Libeskind likened the 18.36.54 house to "a musical composition...[It is]
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Books
Not-So-Happy Father's Days: Common Themes in Two New Daddy Memoirs
As attitudes towards gendered parenting roles change, so do the books written about them—as exemplified by two new paternal comic memoirs out this week: Someone Could Get Hurt by Drew Magary (Gotham, $25) and Dad or Alive by Adrian Kulp (New American Library, $15). Both feature fathers far more involved in the daily life of their children than parents ever were in the 20th century, but some things always stay the same—like the kind of jokes good old dad used to make.
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Street Style
Street Style: Subtle Blue Details
Melodie Jeng, the photographer behind the blog The NYC Streets, snaps men's street-style pics for The Daily Details blog. Check back every day to see new looks and vote in our weekly Like the Look? readers' poll.
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