• Brand Information: In 2010, Japanese DJ and fashion designer NIGO® launched “HUMAN MADE” in partnership with Pharrell Williams. A lifestyle brand based on the concept of “The Future is in the Past,” HUMAN MADE products combine the best of vintage and street culture with excellent craftsmanship and unique graphics. Based on a casual American style, the brand has a wide range of tastes including workwear, military, sports, outdoor, and classic. Combined with a variety of streetwear, HUMAN MADE definitely has something tailor-made for you.
• Price Range: $15.00 USD - $815.00 USD
• Where to Buy: Available now on HBX

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Name: Nike SB Air Force 1 Low "Light Chocolate"
Colorway: Light Chocolate/Black-Light Chocolate
SKU: HM8517-201
Retail Price: $120 USD
Release Date: Fall 2026
Where to Buy: Nike

The momentum behind Nike SB's latest crossover project is showing no signs of slowing down. As the skateboarding division continues its ambitious mission to revamp the iconic Air Force 1 for the grip tape, a brand-new colorway has emerged to get fans ready for the cooler months. Dubbed the Nike SB Air Force 1 Low "Light Chocolate," this upcoming release gives the remixed classic one of its cleanest and most skate-ready aesthetics yet.

First teased on the feet of Nike SB team riders during the brand's recent "Creased" tour and in footage from Johnny Wilson's skate videos, the "Light Chocolate" colorway has been building serious hype in the underground scene. Based on clear sample images recently shared by @sbobsessor, the upper is completely drenched in a rich, buttery brown suede. This earth-toned base is sharply broken up by stealthy black accents across the Swoosh, laces, heel tab, tongue label, and midsole.

For longtime SB heads, the color blocking feels incredibly nostalgic. The heavy brown and black contrast leans right into a classic Nike SB lane, bearing a strong resemblance to the beloved 2007 Nike SB Dunk Low "Mocha/Tweed." While it isn't an official callback, it perfectly captures that golden-era skate shoe energy.

Most importantly, Nike SB isn't just changing the colors—they are fundamentally re-engineering the shoe for the streets. While keeping the Air Force 1's legendary shape fully intact, the SB version features crucial performance updates. Skaters can expect a heavily reworked midsole designed for enhanced boardfeel, alongside beefed-up padding around the tongue and sockliner to ensure maximum impact protection and comfort during heavy sessions.

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Summary

• Foster + Partners designed Shanghai's Jia Art Gallery as Changfeng's central cultural anchor
• Inspired by spring flowers, the sweeping structure features a dynamic, glass-ribbed illuminated facade
• The 5,000-square-meter space seamlessly blends contemporary art, community education, and civic engagement

The Jia Art Gallery in Shanghai, designed by Foster + Partners, serves as the cultural anchor of the Changfeng mixed‑use development in Putuo District. Spanning 5,000 square meters, the building operates as a standalone gallery deeply embedded within a larger live-work-play ecosystem that eventually brings together retail, offices and housing. The gallery was conceived not merely as a striking architectural landmark, but as a vital piece of civic infrastructure designed to seamlessly integrate contemporary art, education and community engagement into the public realm.

The structural concept of the gallery is heavily influenced by the natural landscape, drawing its primary formal inspiration from the "spring blessing" flowers found in the adjacent Changfeng Park. The curvilinear building is shaped to emulate a blossoming flower, with four petal-like volumes growing outward and upward from the base to form the sweeping roof.

Its façade combines tubular glass ribs and mirror‑finished stainless steel panels, reflecting daylight and glowing when illuminated at night. A central skylight floods the atrium with natural light, reinforcing the organic petal motif. The dual‑building layout separates exhibition areas from hospitality and lecture spaces, ensuring versatility while maintaining a cohesive architectural language.

Inside, a soft, natural material palette complements the exterior’s organic form, creating a calm and inviting atmosphere. Ultra‑High Performance Concrete panels on the west façade enhance privacy, while the overall symmetry and human‑scaled design foster a sense of balance within Shanghai’s fast‑paced urban context. As part of the broader “Live‑Work‑Play” Changfeng masterplan, the Jia Art Gallery exemplifies how cultural architecture can enrich mixed‑use developments by fostering creativity, well-being, and community engagement.

Jia Art Gallery
No. 51, 677 Zhongjiang Lu,
Putuo District, Shanghai, China

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Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low "White Stars"
Colorway: White/Metallic Silver
SKU: IM5750-100
Retail Price: $125 USD
Release Date: Summer 2026
Where to Buy: Nike

You can never have too many crisp white Air Force 1s in your summer rotation, but this season, Nike is offering a fresh take on the undisputed classic. Introducing the Nike Air Force 1 Low "White Stars," a sneaker that initially appears to be the standard issue white-on-white staple. However, a closer inspection reveals meticulous textured detailing that transforms this familiar, blank-slate silhouette into a unique, elevated statement piece.

Constructed with a premium white leather upper, the shoe maintains the exact color-blocking—or lack thereof—that made the original model an absolute icon. The Swooshes, laces, interior lining, tongue tags, and classic rubber sole unit are all bathed in a pristine white. What sets this release apart is the intricate, raised star embroidery systematically stitched across the toe box, quarter panels, and the sides of the shoe. This subtle pattern adds an unexpected and premium tactile dimension to an otherwise simple build.

To complement the textured embroidery, Nike has swapped out the standard rectangular lace dubrae for a custom, star-shaped piece rendered in striking Metallic Silver. Beyond that shimmering detail, the brand exercises restraint to let the texture do the talking. Tonal white "Nike Air" branding is embroidered on the heel tabs, and the traditional AF1 outsole wraps the bottom of the shoe, keeping the overall aesthetic impossibly clean and highly wearable.

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Summary

• Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson presents parallel solo exhibitions by Daido Moriyama and Nuits Balnéaires through October 4, 2026
• Moriyama investigates photographic obsession via 60 prints and text installation.
• Ivorian artist Nuits Balnéaires explores transgenerational memory

At the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson in Paris, two major exhibitions have opened simultaneously this month: Daido Moriyama’s Love Letters to Photography and Nuits Balnéaires’ Eboro.

Daido Moriyama’s Love Letters to Photography is structured around his lifelong obsession with the medium itself, presenting 60 prints alongside documents and publications from the Moriyama Foundation archives. The exhibition explores his radical break with convention in Farewell Photography (1972), his experimental essays and his repeated pilgrimages to sites linked to Nicéphore Niépce. Notable works include his blurred, grainy images that challenged the definition of “good” photography, and his tributes to Niépce’s "View from the Window at Le Gras," which Moriyama photographed and revisited across decades.

The exhibition also foregrounds Moriyama’s metaphoric imagery and writings. His iconic 1971 photograph of a stray dog, reproduced across countless formats, is presented as a self‑portrait and emblem of his instinctive, visceral approach to photography. Other works include self‑portraits through shadows and reflections, and images of cameras, film rolls, and sunflowers — recurring motifs that serve as metaphors for the medium itself.

Running in parallel, the Fondation presents Nuits Balnéaires’ Eboro, the Ivorian artist’s first monographic exhibition in France. Known for his multidisciplinary practice spanning fine art, fashion, and poetry, Nuits Balnéaires draws on cinema, literature, and cultural history while remaining deeply rooted in the coastal town of Grand‑Bassam. Created as part of the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès’ Latitudes program, Eboro introduces a more autobiographical dimension, tracing the unresolved death of his uncle Noël X. Ebony, a journalist and playwright, in Dakar in 1986.

Curated by David Campany, Creative Director of the International Center of Photography, Eboro unfolds as interconnected visual chapters shaped by familial memory and place. The exhibition embraces water as a recurring motif, reflecting the artist’s ties to the Gulf of Guinea and his exploration of life, death, and communication between states of being. A dedicated publication, Eboro, featuring poems by Noël X. Ebony and an interview with Campany, extends the exhibition’s narrative, situating Nuits Balnéaires as a vital new voice in global contemporary photography.

Both exhibitions are currently on view at the Foundation Henri Cartier-Bresson and will remain on view until October 4, 2026.

Foundation Henri Cartier-Bresson
79 Rue des Archives, 75003 Paris, France

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Summary

• June 2026 will see the premiere of Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2
• Fan favorites including Sex and the City and The Iron Claw are leaving this June

As May wraps up, Netflix has unveiled its slate of new programming for June 2026.

The upcoming month will see the season two premiere of the streamer’s Avatar: The Last Airbender, and the new originals Office Romance and Voicemails for Isabelle. Subscribers can also catch the likes of Bee Movie, Little Miss Sunshine and Poor Things.

June will mark the last month to stream favorites including Sex and the City, the Fifty Shades trilogy, Kim's Convenience, The Iron Claw and more.

Check out the list below.

Coming to Netflix

June 1
Bee Movie
The Big Lebowski
The Chronicles of Riddick
Cinderella Man
Creed
Creed II
Creed III
Father of the Bride
Father of the Bride: Part II
The Fault in Our Stars
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Fried Green Tomatoes
The Girl on the Train
The Hand that Rocks the Cradle
Hawaii Five-0 Seasons 1-5
Hot Summer Nights
House on Haunted Hill
Identity Thief
Inside Man
Inside Man: Most Wanted
The Karate Kid
The Karate Kid
The Karate Kid Part II
The Karate Kid Part III
Little Miss Sunshine
Made of Honor
Miracle
Muriel's Wedding
My Best Friend's Wedding
Out of Africa
Pitch Black
Rachel Getting Married
Riddick
Rocky
Rocky Balboa
Rocky III
Rocky IV
Rocky V
Rookie of the Year
Rudy
Runaway Bride
Scooby-Doo
Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys
The Wedding Date
The Wedding Planner

June 3
David
The Hot Seat
Michael Jackson: The Verdict

June 4
Maa Behen
The Murder of Rachel Nickell
Night Shift For Cuties
Poldi
The Witness

June 5
The Marked Woman
Mexico 86
Office Romance
Teach You a Lesson

June 6
Grey's Anatomy Season 22
Resident Alien Season 4

June 7
Poor Things
USA 94: Brazil's Return to Glory

June 8
Sesame Street Volume 3
Shrill: Seasons 1-3

June 9
Norway: The Dark Horse

June 10
Colors Of Evil: Black
My Family Season 2
Outlast: The Jungle
The Rest is Football
Rosario Tijeras (Mexico) Season 5

June 11
The Evil Lawyer
Sweet Magnolias Season 5
Viral Hit

June 12
I Am Frankelda
Maternal Instinct
The Polygamist

June 13
Song Sung Blue

June 14
Piece by Piece

June 15
Drinking Buddies
Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters

June 16
America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Season 3
Beavis and Butt-head: The Mike Judge Collection: Vol. 1-3
Funny People
Mike Judge's Beavis and Butt-Head Seasons 1-2

June 17
André Is an Idiot

June 18
I Will Find You

June 19
The Amazing Digital Circus: The Finale
Color Book
Oasis
Voicemails for Isabelle

June 20
The Root Of The Game

June 22
The Last Ship Seasons 1-5
Rhythm + Flow Italy Season 3

June 23
Ryan Hamilton: This Just Hit Me

June 24
The American Experiment
Another Self Season 3
In the Hand of Dante

June 25
Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2

June 26
Chris & Martina: The Final Set
Little Brother
Pokémon Horizons: Season 3—Rising Hope Part 3

June 27
Agent Kim Reactivated

June 30
Sullivan's Crossing Season 4

Leaving Netflix

Leaving June 1 
Fifty Shades of Grey 
Fifty Shades Darker 
Fifty Shades Freed Glory 
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 
The Lego Movie 
Ray

Leaving June 2 
Kim's Convenience Seasons 1–5

Leaving June 3 
Brockmire Seasons 1–4

Leaving June 7 
Blindspot Seasons 1–5 
Shiva Baby

Leaving June 9 
A Lot Like Love

Leaving June 10 
TURN: Washington's Spies Seasons 1–4

Leaving June 16
Aquarius Seasons 1–2 
Unbroken

Leaving June 19 
The Iron Claw

Leaving June 20 
The Expendables 
The Expendables 2 
The Expendables 3 
The Expendables 4

Leaving June 21 
Zoey 101 Seasons 1–3

Leaving June 30 
Sex and the City Seasons 1–6

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Returning to Zenith's manufacture in Le Locle, the multicolored Felipe Pantone façade from our 2023 visit has been replaced. In its stead stands a striking trompe-l’oeil mural mirroring the manufacture’s historic exterior walls — complete with rows of azure windows, subtle brick pattern and the iconic "G.F.J." lettering honoring founder Georges Favre-Jacot. Unveiled last spring to mark Zenith's 160th anniversary, this architectural facelift arrived just a month before the brand revealed its latest high-craft direction at Watches and Wonders.

The celebratory momentum naturally carried into the annual watch fair, where Zenith officially debuted its G.F.J. line. Named after the Maison’s visionary founder, the G.F.J. collection serves as the newest dress watch model in the brand’s modern roster, marking a refreshing shift for a catalog heavily dominated in recent years by the luxury sports watches from the Defy line.

“In our lineup, we have always had a timeless, elegant, dressy collection,” Romain Marietta, Zenith’s Chief Products Officer, tells Hypebeast. “Until last year, that was the Elite Collection. It was our entry-level segment for the manufacture. However, as a brand focused on value proposition rather than mass market volume - we produce fewer than 20,000 watches a year compared to the millions produced by others - we realized we needed to elevate our core values.” As the long-standing Elite collection is gradually phased out, the G.F.J. steps up as the brand’s new signature expression of elegant haute horlogerie.

“As a brand focused on value proposition rather than mass market volume, we realized we needed to elevate our core values.” - Romain Marietta, Chief Products Officer at Zenith

To anchor this rebirth, Zenith resurrected its archival holy grail: the legendary Calibre 135. Laurence Bodenmann, Zenith’s Head of Heritage, describes it as an "icon of watchmaking at large," and a movement within the Maison’s 160-plus years of history that could rival the significance and fame of its prized El Primero. Originally conceptualized in 1949 by constructor Ephrem Jobin, the movement was a technical masterpiece engineered specifically to dominate the Neuchâtel Observatory chronometry trials. Its physical architecture dictates its very name: a diameter of 13 lignes - literally the maximum allowable size for the wristwatch category in competition - paired with a 5mm height.

“[Jobin] wanted to bring the precision you get in a pocket watch - specifically the extra-large balance wheel - into a wristwatch,” Bodenmann explains. “He designed this movement with an extra-large balance wheel to provide more inertia to the rate, resulting in more regularity and precision.” And it is this precise, oversized wheel that makes the Calibre 135 instantly recognizable.

“There is a romantic feeling to winding [a watch] by hand, much like a pocket watch.” - Laurence Bodenmann, Head of Heritage at Zenith

To this day, Zenith remains the undisputed holder of the most chronometry awards in watchmaking history, having amassed an unparalleled 2,333 prizes. The Calibre 135 alone accounts for more than 10% of that legendary record, holding 235 internal titles. Though the industry's sweeping mid-century shift toward automatic movements forced the caliber into a 60-year retirement in 1962, a monumental mechanical homecoming was sparked in 2022 through a landmark three-way collaboration.

“The idea actually came from the Phillips,” Bodenmann says, recounting how the auction house initiated the project. “They asked us, ‘What are you doing with the 135?’ It's so emblematic, and every time a vintage 135 surfaces, people are incredibly excited.” This then led to the three-way project between Phillips, Zenith and the esteemed independent watchmaker Kari Voutilainen, resulting in the restoration and casing of ten ultra-rare, observatory-grade 135-O calibers that won historical Neuchâtel trials between 1950 and 1954.

Building on that success, Zenith chose to install a modernized variant of the mechanical legend as the beating heart of the production G.F.J. models. “Today, what do we need an automatic for in this context? Chronographs with high frequency are great, but for a highly precious, three-hand watch that you don't wear every day, you are going to have to set it anyway,” Bodenmann notes. “There is a romantic feeling to winding it by hand, much like a pocket watch.” While boosting the power reserve to a modern three days, Zenith meticulously preserved the original caliber's historical tenets - including a rare Breguet-type spiral overcoil that remains highly uncommon in modern movements today - proving that manual winding is still our most romantic interaction with time.

“Designing [the G.F.J.] was incredibly challenging because it’s a three-hand watch… Finding a strong character for a three-hander is tough.” - Sébastien Gobert, Creative Director at Zenith

For the G.F.J., translating that mechanical genius to the wrist required a design language just as sophisticated as its movement. Sébastien Gobert, Zenith’s Creative Director, recalls the immense difficulty of the task: “Designing this piece was incredibly challenging because it’s a three-hand watch. It is much easier to design a chronograph where the dial is full of indications. Finding a strong character for a three-hander is tough.” Yet, the definitive aesthetic solution turned out to be both deeply historical and close to home — requiring Gobert and his team to simply look out their office windows. Those repetitive geometric brick motifs and historic G.F.J. lettering on the manufacture’s exterior walls became their exact architectural muse.

“We tried many different guilloché patterns before settling on the brick motif,” Marietta shares. The resulting signature brick pattern - now executed across the dial's outer ring, the movement bridges, the integrated metal bracelet links and the custom leather strap buckles - serves as a poetic homage. Zenith's founder, Georges Favre-Jacot, originally owned the very brick factory used to construct the surrounding town of Le Locle, giving this clean geometric texture a profound structural meaning.

“For the dial design, wanted to ensure we could animate the collection with different iterations over time.” - Sébastien Gobert, Creative Director at Zenith

“For the dial design, we wanted to ensure we could animate the collection with different iterations over time,” Gobert reveals, pointing to the dial's clever three-part construction. Built with an outer ring bearing the brick guilloché, a center section designated for stone dials and a distinct mother-of-pearl subdial, the architecture allows for immense creative range. The initial G.F.J. novelty that debuted at Watches and Wonders 2025 beautifully realized this blueprint with a sky-inspired palette: a deep lapis lazuli center disc standing in for the night sky and a treated mother-of-pearl subdial mirroring the day, blending together into Zenith’s ultimate celestial symbol.

The story of the G.F.J. continues to evolve in 2026. For this year’s Watches and Wonders in Geneva, Zenith introduced two highly limited headline models: one in 18k yellow gold with a bloodstone dial, and another in pure Tantalum paired with a deep, polished black onyx dial. “It started with the case. We wanted to introduce yellow gold, which we didn't currently have in the collection,” Marietta recalls. The team quickly settled on bloodstone for the main dial, not merely because green and gold pair effortlessly together, but because the gemstone possesses an uncharacteristic energy that stands out from the ubiquitous malachite dials seen in luxury watchmaking.

Standing alongside this radiant iteration of the G.F.J watch is the Tantalum edition. Tantalum is notoriously difficult to use in watchmaking because its dense, highly ductile nature rapidly dulls and destroys standard machining tools, turning the execution of sharp case angles and fine hand-engravings into an incredibly punishing, labor-intensive ordeal. This piece marks the first time Zenith has ever produced a watch in tantalum — a challenge magnified by the G.F.J.’s case design, which features sharp inner angles on the step chamfers and bezel. Compounding this, the G.F.J. initials on the crown had to be engraved entirely by hand for each of the 20 limited pieces, as the metal prevents standard automated machining.

Looking to the future, Marietta tells Hypebeast that the macro-strategy for the G.F.J. line will systematically rotate through three distinct “rhythms” – a core collection model (such as this year's yellow gold novelty), a highly precious material interpretation (like the tantalum and black onyx edition) and independent collaborations. Given the collection's inherent independent spirit and haute horlogerie positioning, Zenith intends to further this spirit by collaborating with independent watchmakers from around the world. “We have more to come,” he teases.

After a few blind guesses, Marietta offered us a little more insight into the upcoming collaboration they have down the pipeline. Although he could not reveal which independent watchmaker they will be partnering with next, he showed us a concept sketch. “When I met with the watchmaker, before I could even pitch the idea, he asked, ‘Are you here to propose something with the Calibre 135?’,” Marietta recalled, adding that the independent watchmaker is a huge admirer of chronometers from the '40s and '50s. “It was the perfect match,” he stated.

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Tequila Don Julio and Hypebeast Latin America teamed up at Sueños Festival over the weekend, running an invite-only Hub inside the festival's Artist Village in Chicago's Grant Park.

Sueños is the largest Latin music festival held in Grant Park every Memorial Day weekend. Now in its fifth year, the 18+ event ran across three stages, La Plaza, La Fuente, and the main stage, with over 40 artists spanning reggaetón, música Mexicana, and Latin EDM.

Tequila Don Julio's Hub gave guests a place to cool off away from the noise, with artists, creatives, and friends of the brand visiting across both days. As a proud Mexican brand with generations-old heritage, Tequila Don Julio honors its roots by uplifting Hispanic and Latino voices across music and culture through experiences that bring people together in celebration.

The bar served three drinks: a Margarita with Don Julio Reposado, fresh lime, housemade curaçao, agave nectar, and a chili salt rim; a Paloma with Don Julio Blanco, grapefruit, lime, agave, and grapefruit soda; and the 1942 Signature Serve, which is Don Julio 1942 over ice. A guided tasting ran guests through the range, from Blanco and Reposado to the 1942 añejo, and a photo studio welcomed talent for up-close shots.

Tequila Don Julio's 1942 FIFA World Cup 2026™ Limited-Edition bottle was prominently displayed throughout the Hub and gifted to artists in celebration of their musical achievements. Created as part of the brand’s “Made to Be Raised” campaign, this collectible bottle celebrates moments of pride, connection, and triumph that unite us through the world’s game.

As an Official Supporter of the FIFA World Cup 2026™, Tequila Don Julio designed the bottle as a trophy reimagined, featuring a striking gold finish and malachite-inspired closure that pays tribute to the passion and energy of the tournament. Throughout Sueños, the bottle served as a visual centerpiece and symbol of celebration.

The tequila inside is the standard 1942: a 100% Blue Weber agave añejo aged at least two years in American white oak, with notes of oak, vanilla, and roasted agave. The name refers to 1942, the year Don Julio González began making tequila in Jalisco; the 1942 bottling itself launched in 2002 for the brand's 60th anniversary.

The limited-edition bottle has been available in the United States and Canada since April.

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Summary

• Gantri marks its 10-year anniversary by launching a cordless lighting category powered by its proprietary Gantri Helia™ engine

• San Francisco design studio Ammunition shaped the 10-piece collection, drawing directly from Californian coastal living and regional architecture

• The IP44-rated fixtures offer up to 10 hours of battery life and are crafted from non-GMO, sugarcane-derived PlantPolymers

California-based lighting manufacturer Gantri has been pushing contemporary US-made lighting forward for a decade now, and it's not stopping at its custom Gantri Made program or its 3D-printed plant-based polymers. Marking its 10th anniversary, Gantri officially introduced Gantri Wireless at TIWA gallery during NYCxDesign. 

The debut wireless collection was designed alongside San Francisco design studio Ammunition, engineered to match the output and sophistication of permanent home fixtures while ditching traditional cords. Comprising 10 styles, the collection utilizes the brand's new Gantri Helia™ technology to establish a new benchmark for portable lamps. The Gantri Helia™ H1 Engine operates as a modular infrastructure that houses the battery, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth connectivity, and a high-performance LED array.

Delivering up to 1000 lumens of brightness and up to 10 hours of battery life, the lamps sit lightly on a weighted stainless steel charging base finished in a Bay Area-inspired fog hue. Equipped with dual color temperatures (2700K / 3200K), a 90+ CRI for natural-feeling light, and IP44 splash-resistant durability, the tech core is housed inside Gantri's signature digitally fabricated, sugarcane-derived PlantPolymers.

Ammunition, the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award-winning studio led by Robert Brunner and Matt Rolandso, encased the hardware in silhouettes that draws inspiration from California's modern design heritage. The collaborative silhouettes are split into three families: Drift, Pier, and Eave. While Drift utilizes softly tapered volumes reminiscent of smoothed river stones,  Pier employs intersecting planes to mirror the state's coastal structures. Eave, the most architecturally explicit of the trio, is rooted in California's architectural marvels, from Craftsman bungalow porches, to Victorian cornices. The collection lands in five landscape-inspired colorways: Spruce, Manzanita, Lilac, Magnolia, and Lichen.

The full Gantri Wireless collection is currently available for pre-order starting at $248 via the brand's webstore, with orders slated to ship in Fall 2026.

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The last Latto project we'll ever be blessed with stamped this week's New Music Friday. Centered around Big Mama, this week's additions to the May playlist include return singles from Syd, Ravyn Lenae, BB Trickz, and 070 Shake. Big week for the girls, indeed. For the final New Musiic Friday of the month, everything we added to this month's playlist below.

Latto – Big Mama

Big Mama is back – but not for long. Latto's final album, Big Mama, is out now and comes with features from GloRilla, Doja Cat, 21 Savage, Sexyy Red, Mariah The Scientist, Odeal, Wizkid, Teyana Taylor, and Jelly Roll across its 17-track lineup.

Freddie Gibbs – RBT

The best surprises take the shape of Freddie Gibbs projects. This one's a three-pack named RBT, equipped with three high-octane solo tracks.

070 Shake – “Baby Driver”

070 Shake has shared her first new music of the year. Lifted from the PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS video game soundtrack comes Shake's second post-Petrichor offering, "Baby Driver."

Blood Orange – “Essex_Honey.mp3”

Paired with new tour dates comes Dev Hyne's first Blood Orange release since Essex Honey, entitled "Essex_Honey.mp3."

Quadeca – “Dark Magic”

"Dark Magic" marks the beginning of Quadeca's new era. For his first solo single since Vanisher, Horizon Scraper, the musician begins to usher in a new sound that swerves far from that of its predecessor.

Chxrry – U, Me & My Ego

Chxrry has asserted herself as a force to be reckoned with, and on her first-ever album, she cements that sentiment. U, Me, & My Ego is an impressive longform debut bolstered by appearances from Mariah the Scientist and Cash Cobain.

Julia Wolf – “Deep End”

The namesake behind the Deep End World Tour has materialized. Julia Wolf unveiled her new single "Deep End" this week, just about two months ahead of her headlining run of shows.

BB Trickz – “a la mala”

BB Trickz is entering her rockstar era. Landing as her second single of 2026 is "a la mala," complemented by a high-speed, Bonnie & Clyde-inspired music video.

Syd x Blu june – “Callin’”

Syd's first solo album in over four years is officially en route, preceded by the official lead single "Callin" featuring Blu june. Entitled Beard, the project is described as a "coming of age," and will feature Raphael Saadiq, Big Sean, Rodney Jerkins, James Fauntleroy, Van Hunt, and Jordan Ward. It drops on July 17.

Amie Blu – “trees for the woods”

A play on the phrase "wood for the trees," arrives Amie Blu's new single "trees for the woods." "i found it funny and ‘trees for the woods’ sounded better for the song so I kept it as I had heard it," she said in a statement, the song about hindsight.

Ravyn Lenae – “Handle”

We're also getting a new Ravyn Lenae album this summer. Blue Island is due out on August 7, but this week Lenae lifted the veil on the rollout with lead single "Handle."

Future x Tyla – "Game Time"

Another solid single stemming from the FIFA World Cup 2026 soundtrack. Following up ANITTA, LISA, and REMA's "GOALS," is another display of impeccable teamwork coming from Future and Tyla on "Game Time."

Monaleo x Teezo Touchdown – "Everything Pinka"

The collaboration we didn't know we needed but now cannot live without: Monaleo and Teezo Touchdown on "Everything Pinka."

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Summary

• Japanese heritage label PORTER unveiled a collaborative bag line with New York-based artist Aurel Schmidt
• The collection spans four pieces: a backpack, a two-way tote, a roll Boston bag and a two-way Madison bag
• The pieces are now available via select PORTER locations and the YOSHIDA & Co. web store

Aurel Schmidt’s got a thing for trash, because when you're a city girl, of course. Take her beloved Trash Dolls series for instance, where cigarette butts, stray pills, toys make up mischievous characters. The New York-based artist has officially unveiled a new collaboration collection with luggage heavy-hitter PORTER, taking her beautifully lawless motifs onto a new canvas.

The collaboration features a four-piece range — a backpack, a two-way tote, a roll Boston bag and a two-way Madison bag — each completed with colorful zipper detailing and added omamori charm for a playful punches of Japanese flair.

Schmidt enters on an all-over design packed with exclusive illustrations inspired by her time in Japan with subtle nods to PORTER’s own heritage throughout; fish heads, fruit peels, lucky charms, loose yen and dime bags become one on white nylon, and because the fabric is cut at random, no two pieces are exactly alike.

 

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The Aurel Schmidt x PORTER collection is now available via select PORTER stores and the official Yoshida & Co. website.

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With more than one billion downloads (and counting), PUBG MOBILE has grown beyond the boundaries of a traditional battle royale game to become one of the biggest mobile games globally. Every update is anticipated by tens of millions of daily active users, while new collaborations with brands such as Balenciaga, Porsche and more set out to bridge the gap between the digital world and physical experiences, bringing in even more gamers to its ranks.

This year, PUBG MOBILE continues to build on the momentum through its eighth anniversary – a rare feat in today’s fast-moving gaming landscape. Launching innovative gameplay, large-scale collaborations, and a series of global offline events, it is focused on creating a wider ecosystem that encourages players to interact, participate and connect in new ways.

A major part of its evolution comes from constantly introducing new in-game experiences. Transporting players into entirely new worlds, themes have been responsible for bringing cinematic environments, evolving mechanics and unexpected encounters that reshape the pace of battle royale gameplay. Elsewhere, World of Wonder (WoW), the game’s expansive user-generated content platform, hands creative control to players themselves, allowing communities to build custom maps, experiment with new modes and transform PUBG MOBILE into a growing social playground.

At the same time, the game continues to collaborate with globally recognized names across fashion, entertainment and lifestyle such as from Dragon Ball Super and BLACKPINK, positioning the game within wider cultural conversations while expanding on how players experience the world of PUBG MOBILE beyond gameplay itself.

“Over the years, one thing that we have always believed in is to [make time] to listen to our players,” shares Rick Li, Producer of PUBG MOBILE and Deputy General Manager of Quantum Studio, LightSpeed Studios and Tencent Games, as he discusses the latest updates with Hypebeast. “A lot of players in our community often say that they want to relive the themes and battles that they enjoyed playing with on PUBG MOBILE before.”

While preserving the authentic battle royale format that longtime players know and love, PUBG MOBILE has offered a more layered experience shaped by the interests of its global player base. Li adds, “We have a large player group with different backgrounds who have different demands on content. By providing diverse themed gameplays that expand beyond traditional battle royale gameplay, we can bring different cultural experiences and adventure stories to our players,”

As well as launching collaborations with figures and brands including MrBeast and an upcoming partnership with Ferrari, PUBG MOBILE hopes to extend its presence into the real world with large-scale fan experiences. Following last year’s PUBG MOBILE Global Championship celebrations in Bangkok, this year’s Eighth Anniversary Carnival took over the Pyramids of Giza with a multi-sensory showcase featuring artists including Wegz, Mayyas and Mahmut Orhan. These offline experiences bring together live music, immersive experiences and gaming fandom in a way that feels closer to a festival than a traditional esports event.

For Vincent Wang, General Manager of Tencent Group and Head of PUBG MOBILE Publishing, it's not just gameplay, but large-scale global experiences that have become central to the game’s long-term evolution. As digital experiences increasingly intersect with real-world culture, Wang sees PUBG MOBILE’s future as one rooted equally in gameplay and physical interaction. “Being evergreen is important to us because we hope to build a more open platform, developing it for years to come. We don't want to do things in silo, so all of our campaigns connect the digital world and the physical world.”

“In this post-pandemic world, we notice more than ever that people yearn for real-life connections,” reflects Wang. “Our eighth anniversary celebrations are a prime example of how we’re bringing players together across the world. Moving forward, our goal is to continue creating meaningful connections and delivering a positive impact to our growing global community.”

Download PUBG MOBILE now via the App Store and Google Play Store. To stay up to date with the latest news and updates, follow the game on its social media platforms including across Instagram.

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• Drake is expanding his Better World Fragrance House portfolio with a brand-new Eau de Parfum named "Cloudar"
• The genderless, woody aromatic scent builds on the brand's signature DNA with a fresh, herbaceous twist designed for intimate moments
• The fragrance features bright top notes of crystallized ginger and mandarin, a heart of clary sage and jasmine, and a smooth base of tonka bean and vetiver

Drake isn't just dominating the music charts with his new album ICEMAN—he is officially coming for your vanity, too. Expanding his highly coveted Better World Fragrance House line, the superstar has introduced "Cloudar," a brand-new Eau de Parfum. Following the massive cult success of his previous release, Summer Mink, this latest genderless offering is designed to provide a fresh, herbaceous twist to your scent wardrobe, practically guaranteeing your certified fragrance lover status.

Classified as a woody aromatic, Cloudar is engineered to be a "Way 2 Sexy," skin-close scent that draws people in without ever overpowering the room. The fragrance opens with a bright, crisp lift of sparkling mandarin, nashi pear, and the warmth of crystallized ginger that catches the skin like sunlight. As the scent develops, the heart reveals a clean, textured blend of clary sage, jasmine sambac, and lily of the valley moving in a measured rhythm. Finally, it grounds itself in a smooth, addictive base of tonka bean, Haitian vetiver grass, atlas cedar, and musk, lingering with a calm but undeniable power.

Conceptually, Cloudar is inspired by the unspoken tension of an intimate moment—when the air changes, attention sharpens, and the rest of the world simply falls away. According to the brand, it is a scent that doesn't just fill a space; it completely alters it.

Matching that understated, luxurious energy, the packaging is a work of art in itself. The brand's signature sphere bottle has been elegantly reimagined in a timeless, opaque cream color with a smooth matte finish. Resting gracefully atop a rectangular stand, the design perfectly echoes the quiet, cloud-like softness of the juice inside.

Whether you are looking to upgrade your daily rotation or searching for an effortlessly intimate date-night signature, Drake's latest olfactory venture is bound to make headlines. "Cloudar" officially launches on the Better World Fragrance House website.

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• Parmigiani Fleurier celebrates its 30th anniversary with the Carillon Tourbillon, limited to five examples
• Features include a hand‑hammered Morning Blue dial, four serpentine gongs and a 10‑day power reserve
• Powered by the PF950 caliber, blending minute repeater and tourbillon in white gold

Parmigiani Fleurier marks its 30th anniversary with the unveiling of the Carillon Tourbillon, an exceptional limited-edition masterpiece that celebrates the Maison's profound dedication to restoration and horological culture. Created in an exclusive run of just five pieces, this timepiece is inspired by an early 19th-century Perrin Frères pocket watch that was restored in the brand's ateliers in 2000. Rather than merely reproducing a historic model, the Carillon Tourbillon transforms the pocket watch's acoustic intelligence into a contemporary wrist-worn architecture.

Housed in a 41.6mm white gold case, the dial features a hand-hammered Morning Blue finish -- a defining aesthetic signature of Parmigiani Fleurier's 30th anniversary that ensures no two surfaces are exactly alike. To maintain a clean and balanced reading of time, the tourbillon and power-reserve indicator are positioned on the reverse of the watch. The dial side prominently displays the striking mechanism's hammers and the watch's most recognizable feature: four serpentine gongs. These long, undulating curves envelop the architecture of the piece, allowing acoustics to become form.

At its heart, the manual‑winding PF950 caliber comprises 456 components, including dual barrels, in which one is dedicated to the gear train with a 10‑day power reserve, while another is for the striking mechanism. The integrated flywheel ensures a perfectly regular cadence, producing a fluid chime across hours, quarters and minutes. For more information, visit Parmigiani Fleurier's official website.

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• Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup®, adidas Skateboarding is teaming up with Thrasher Skateboard Magazine and the Argentine Football Association (AFA)
• The nine-piece capsule celebrates the Argentine heritage of Thrasher’s late founder, Fausto Vitello, bridging South American soccer legacy with American skate culture
• Standout pieces include a historic diamond-pattern football jersey inspired by the 1994 World Cup and the skate-ready adidas Glenburn shoe

The reigning kings of global football are officially hitting the streets. To celebrate the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted across North America, adidas Skateboarding has brokered a massive cultural crossover, uniting the Argentine Football Association (AFA) with the absolute titan of skate media: Thrasher Skateboard Magazine. Bringing the collaboration full circle, the partnership honors the legacy of Thrasher's Argentine-born founder, Fausto Vitello, creating a collection that effortlessly bridges the technical footwork, rhythm, and rebellious spirit shared by both disciplines.

Founded in San Francisco in 1981, Thrasher has long operated as the undeniable "bible" of skateboarding, maintaining its position as a constant cultural force alongside iconic adidas team riders like Mark Gonzales, Dennis Busenitz, and Miles Silvas. By pairing Thrasher’s gritty, authentic identity with the triumphant iconography of Argentina's three-time World Cup® winning national team, the capsule highlights how both worlds thrive on transforming everyday spaces into platforms for creative expression.

The nine-piece apparel and footwear lineup seamlessly merges the aesthetic codes of both partners. Leading the charge is a striking diamond-pattern football jersey that draws direct inspiration from Argentina's 1994 World Cup® kit—a fitting tribute given the tournament was last hosted in the USA. For footwear, the capsule highlights the newly introduced Glenburn, a timeless adidas Skateboarding silhouette heavily influenced by soccer styling. The shoe boasts a premium leather and suede construction and features a dual-layered toe cap built to handle heavy grip tape abrasion.

Rounding out the highly wearable collection are elevated basics that blur the line between the terrace and the skatepark. Fans will find an embroidered AFA monogram featured on a classic hoodie and chino pant, a reversible bucket hat tailored for the soccer stands, and distinct Thrasher graphic tees. In a true legendary crossover, iconic adidas rider Mark Gonzales also provided original artwork that is featured on a classic ringer tee and crewneck.

Whether you are pushing through the city or cheering from the bleachers this summer, this capsule offers the perfect uniform. The Thrasher x Argentine Football Association collection by adidas Skateboarding is slated to release on June 1, 2026. Fans can secure their pieces via select skate and lifestyle retailers, as well as online at the official adidas Skateboarding webstore.

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When London-based platform Dialled In brought ARRIVALS to Glastonbury in 2024 – the festival’s first-ever stage dedicated to South Asian arts – it marked a major turning point for live music. With artists Nabihah Iqbal, Raji Rags and more playing on a soundsystem built by Vedic Roots, the space became an example of how artists from the region and wider diaspora can take over an entire weekend of scheduling, rather than be confined to just one set.

Spotlighting underrepresented artists has been at the heart of Dialled In since its inception. Founded by a collective of DJs and producers, the boundary-pushing platform began by hosting events that championed the sounds coming out of South Asian subcultures, both homegrown and in the diaspora. “We wanted to celebrate our diversity,” exclaims founding member Ahad Elley (better known as Ahadadream) in conversation with Hypebeast. “I’ve always wanted to bring these artists to festivals where they can be exposed to a range of nuanced experiences and sounds from the vast international diaspora.”

"Unlocking that level of happiness and sheer joy that’s palpable in the crowd is what music and DJing is about."

Having moved to London from Karachi, Pakistan, in his teens, Elley became all too familiar with the lack of club nights and festivals focused on South Asian creatives in their line-ups. Though he went on to play gigs during university, developing his high-energy rhythms and rolling percussion beats, it wasn't until Dialled In’s first event that the DJ realized “how much the platform would resonate with people.” Saying, “I always remember seeing people getting emotional at the event. Unlocking that level of happiness and sheer joy that’s palpable in the crowd is what music and DJing is about.”

Today, the Dialled In community continues to grow. As well as taking over prestigious UK institutions like the Barbican and the V&A, it has hosted parties further afield in Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. “The opportunities that have come our way have been incredible and being involved behind the scenes has led me to meet some amazing talent,” Elley reflects. “These conversations have only widened our network. All of that feeds into what we do.”

The platform now spans hip-hop, traditional vocalists, experimental jazz, and folk, going beyond its foundations in electronic music. Later this month, fans can experience the eclectic talent that Dialled In supports at its fifth anniversary festival. Taking place across several venues in East London, the event will welcome globally renowned headliners including Manara and Lifafa, alongside filmmakers, comedians and artists. Like the Glastonbury takeover, it’s set to be a vibrant celebration of South Asian creativity while maintaining the intimate, welcoming feel that its fans have grown to love.

“The most important thing for us is to showcase a wide range of artists,” says Elley. “We want to keep surprising people with unique tracks and celebrate diaspora stories whilst bridging the gap and continuing conversations with artists on the ground in South Asia.”

For the next step of its journey, Dialled In has also been quietly working on the launch of its very own record label. Announced just a few weeks ago, the label’s expertise draws from the intersection of club culture, alternative music and cross-cultural experimentation. “For a lot of artists, our shows were some of their first live performances,” the DJ explains on the launch. “The label will help to bring their stories and music to more eyes and ears.”

"We want to keep surprising people with unique tracks and celebrate diaspora stories..."

It comes as no surprise that one of the first releases from the record label is a new single from Elley with legendary DJ Skrillex and rapper Raf Saperra. Titled “Bass Dhol,” it layers classic Indian drums on a backdrop of electronic beats to create a carnival-ready rhythm that straddles traditional and contemporary music.

“[The single] is super authentic to the Dialled In story,” mentions Elley. “Skrillex came to the first-ever Dialled In event and we went back-to-back leading to ongoing collaboration. Raf Saperra is someone we’ve all collectively admired for a long time, so to work on a track which takes him outside of his comfort zone whilst still paying attention to the roots of the music felt perfect as the first release of the label.”

Bringing in the cultural movements it has discovered over the years, the second release comes from EXCISE DEPT, a multidisciplinary collective from Mumbai, India. Together, the two singles go hand-in-hand to illuminate the ethos that Dialled In has stood for since day one: platforming underground South Asian arts on the global stage.

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• Anderson .Paak has officially released K-POPS! (Music from and inspired by K-POPS! Motion Picture) ahead of the film's Netflix debut

• Executive produced by Dem Jointz, the 17-song album brings together a massive roster including JID, G-DRAGON, aespa, NMIXX, DEAN, and members of SEVENTEEN, ATEEZ, and (G)I-DLE

• The release drops alongside a cinematic new music video for the standout track "Caution" featuring JYP Entertainment's girl group NMIXX

Nine-time Grammy Award-winning powerhouse Anderson .Paak is bridging the gap between Western R&B and the global phenomenon of Korean pop music. Today, the multihyphenate officially dropped K-POPS! (Music from and inspired by K-POPS! Motion Picture). Far more than a standard cinematic soundtrack or various-artists compilation, the 17-song collection stands alone as a groundbreaking studio album that unites an elite roster of K-pop idols and South Korean heavyweights across different labels and genres under one cohesive, funk-infused sonic umbrella.

Executive produced alongside multi-platinum hitmaker Dem Jointz (known for his work with JENNIE and Eminem), the project acts as a vibrant companion piece to .Paak's upcoming Netflix directorial debut. The tracklist reads like a music festival lineup, featuring star-studded appearances from JID, G-DRAGON, aespa, DEAN, JO1, and Kevin Woo, alongside elite group members like JOSHUA of SEVENTEEN, HONGJOONG of ATEEZ, and SOYEON of (G)I-DLE. The album also features the official musical debut of .Paak’s own real-life son, Soul Rasheed, who co-stars in the accompanying film.

To celebrate the album's release, .Paak has rolled out a stunning new visual for the standout track "Caution" featuring the powerhouse girl group NMIXX. The track delivers a deconstructed blend of heavy bass, R&B, and sharp pop melodies. In the music video, .Paak and NMIXX lean into a suspenseful thriller aesthetic, playing stylish crime scene investigators processing a high-profile case—all while dropping hints that they might just be the ones responsible for the crime.

The rollout follows an incredibly successful string of teaser singles that set the internet ablaze earlier this year. Fans previously got a taste of the project via the smooth alt-R&B track "Aftertaste" featuring DEAN, as well as the groove-heavy pop anthem "Keychain" featuring aespa. Additionally, the tracklist includes a fresh version of .Paak and G-DRAGON’s massive 2025 hit "Too Bad," which previously stormed the Billboard Global 200 chart and secured a MAMA Award.

As Anderson .Paak continues his dominant 2026 run—which already includes a TIME 100 honor, a major Met Gala moment, and a stadium tour with Bruno Mars—this cross-cultural masterpiece cements him as one of the most versatile curators in modern music. K-POPS! (Music from and inspired by K-POPS! Motion Picture) is available now on all major digital streaming platforms, with physical formats available via his official store. Don't forget to catch the "Certified Fresh" companion film when it officially premieres on Netflix this Saturday, May 30.

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• Netflix has released the first official trailer for In the Hand of Dante, a historical crime drama directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Julian Schnabel

• Adapted from Nick Tosches’ 2002 novel, the sprawling saga spans 700 years, connecting a 21st-century New York mafia heist with 14th-century poet Dante Alighieri

• Oscar Isaac leads a massive ensemble cast in a dual role as both modern-day author Nick Tosches and the legendary Italian poet Dante

Julian Schnabel’s ambitious, decades-in-the-making passion project is finally ready for its global debut. Netflix has officially dropped the first trailer for In the Hand of Dante, a sprawling, time-bending historical crime epic that merges literary reverence with a gritty mob underworld. Adapting Nick Tosches’ acclaimed 2002 novel, the acclaimed director behind The Diving Bell and the Butterfly and At Eternity's Gate delivers a visually striking exploration of obsessive creative vision, anchored by an A-list ensemble and a staggering dual performance by Oscar Isaac.

The complex narrative unfolds across two interwoven timelines separated by seven centuries. In the 14th century, the film follows Dante Alighieri (Isaac) as he seeks inspiration for love, beauty, and the divine while penning his masterpiece, The Divine Comedy. Parallel to this, the film leaps forward to the dangerous underworld of 21st-century New York. Here, a modern-day author named Nick (also Isaac), reeling from a personal tragedy, is summoned from his self-imposed exile by a mafia boss. His dangerous task: to authenticate and ultimately steal what is believed to be Dante's original, handwritten manuscript.

To bring this massive undertaking to life, Schnabel assembled a powerhouse international cast. The trailer offers striking glimpses of Gal Gadot, Gerard Butler (pulling double duty as an unpredictable assassin named Louie and Pope Bonifacio VIII), John Malkovich, Al Pacino and Jason Momoa. Cinephiles will also be treated to a rare acting appearance by legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese, who dons a distinctive beard to play Dante's mentor in the 14th-century timeline.

While the film originally made its world premiere out of competition at the 2025 Venice Film Festival—where it drew heavily divided, polarized reactions from critics for its gonzo tone and pseudo-biographical elements—Netflix quickly swooped in to acquire the global distribution rights earlier this spring. The movie is now positioned as a major summer prestige release for the streaming giant.

Before hitting the streaming platform, In the Hand of Dante will be showcased as a marquee title in the Spotlight Narrative Features section at the upcoming 2026 Tribeca Film Festival. The star-studded literary thriller is scheduled to open in select U.S. theaters on June 12, 2026, before making its highly anticipated global debut on Netflix on June 24, 2026.

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