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Marcus Allen Invests in Himself, and Ally Bank Approves (opens the original)
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What It Cost Me offers a glimpse into the real lives of fashion-forward creatives building something on their own terms and the choices it takes to keep going. From managing personal finances to navigating time, discipline, and delayed wins, the series reveals the investments behind creative independence. Rooted in that same pursuit, Ally Bank brings personal financial tools and resources to help a new generation build for what’s next without losing sight of life today. Keep scrolling to meet th
Fuerza Regida's New York Minute (opens the original)
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The rain couldn’t slow Fuerza Regida down. This past Friday, with the skies opening over Queens, the Grammy-nominated música mexicana powerhouse stepped onto the stage at a sold-out Citi Field for the final stop of its historic “This Is Our Dream Stadium Tour.” What could have been a damp ending to an otherwise iconic stadium run became a victory lap. As thousands of fans packed the ballpark, Fuerza Regida turned Citi Field into a pulsing collision of música mexicana, hip-hop, and Latin culture.
Jesse Gouveia Knows It Starts Outside (opens the original)
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There’s a certain intentionality in the way Jesse Gouveia approaches both photography, a craft imbued with introspection, and his daily life — one that’s not caught up in constant motion, but guided by knowing when to pause. Living in NYC, where work can easily bleed into every hour of the day and sometimes seep into early morning, the New York-based artist has come to value small moments outdoors, something Merrell has championed for the past 45 years. Usually at Columbus Park, Gouveia finds ba
Floating to the Top with Mountain Hardwear (opens the original)
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Climbing has never been such a force in culture as it is today. What once existed primarily on cliff faces and bouldering walls, as a small, tight-knit community, now influences everything from design and fashion to how people think about movement and adventure. This growth has introduced new audiences to climbing culture, bringing fresh energy to a world built on curiosity, progression, and connection, yet the essence of climbing remains unchanged. Packs loaded before sunrise. Shoes clipped to
How Alessandro Michele Put a Queer Artist's Archive Back in the Spotlight (opens the original)
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There’s something uncanny about experiencing Arch Connelly’s work now, more than three decades after his death. The paintings, sculptures, and collages gathered for Straighten Your Wig and Pray seem to arrive from somewhere just beyond time, carrying traces of another era while resisting any attempt to be confined by it. This summer, Aspen Art Museum will present the first museum survey dedicated to the artist, bringing together works that span the late 1970s through 1993, the year Connelly died
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