Through the Lens: Caleb Stein

We speak to the photographer about his project, Down by the Hudson.

Featured, Through the LensEmily Freedman3 January 2019Through the Lens, photography, Photographer, Caleb Stein, New York, Bruce Gilden, Poughkeepsie

Photographs From Before It Was Cool To Shoot Film

Nick Dantzer digitizes the past.

Through the Lens, LatestEmily Freedman28 December 2018Nick Dantzer, photography, Photographer, Leica, Nostalgia, Michigan, Russell E. Elliott, Slides, America

Food Without Borders : Interview with food writer and podcaster, Sari Kamin

Let’s face it, American cuisine would be bland without immigration.

One of Us, LatestBy Nikki Hall26 December 2018Food, Food Writer, Podcasts, Sari Kamin, Food Without Borders, American culture, American cuisine, immigration, immigrants, Trump, Donald Trump

A New Kind of Hollywood Dynasty

Meet the Midthunders.

Present, LatestBy Emily Freedman21 December 2018Midthunder, Midthunder Family, David Midthunder, Amber Midthunder, Angelique Midthunder, Hollywood, Hollywood Dynasty, LA, Movies, Film, Westworld, Legion, Native Americans, MeToo

Get to know Tev Finger, the man behind all your favorite beauty products

We speak with the President and CEO of Luxury Brand Partners, Tev Finger, about moving to Miami, being “millennial friendly,” and building some of the best brands in the beauty industry.

Made in AmericaBy Emily Freedman21 December 2018Tev Finger, Luxury Brand Partners, LBP, Tev Finger interview, LBP founder, Luxury Brand Partners founder, Tev finger, CEO Tev Finger, Oribe, Smith & Cult, Beauty, Hair, R & Co, R & Co hair, Pulp Riot, Pulp Riot hair

Through the Lens: Ian Brown

Meet the Canadian photographer with an American Dream.

Through the Lens, LatestBy Emily Freedman14 December 2018Through the Lens, photography, Ian Brown, American Dream, Photographer, Detroit, Flint, Michigan

Coffee, No Filter

Despite its decline, drip coffee is one of the few brewing methods that does not discriminate.

Made in America, LatestBy Nikki Hall23 November 2018Coffee, Dunkin Donuts, Dunkin, Filter coffee, Starbucks, National Coffee Association, Nespresso

How To Remain Sane This Thanksgiving

Hydrate, eat, repeat.

Made in America, LatestBy Emily Freedman22 November 2018Thanksgiving, Pilgrims, Native Americans, Turkey, Holidays, America

Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, Once Forgotten, Lives On In Popular Culture

Hollywood can’t get enough of Lincoln’s historic speech.

Made in America, LatestBy Olly Gruner 19 November 2018Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln, Film, America, Hair, JFK, 1960s, Lincoln, Martin Luther King, John F. Kennedy, United States, Speech, Gettysburg Address

How Convenient! What Does Fast Food Mean In The U.S. Today?

Easy, clean eating beyond the Golden Arches.

Latest, Made in America, On The RadarBy Nikki Hall16 November 2018Fast Food, Hamburgers, Fries, McDonalds, KFC, William Eggleston, Fast Food Nation, Pizza, Pizza Hut, Hot Dogs, Sweetgreen, Big Mac, Happy Meal

Go F*ck, I mean, Find Yourself

Glenn Lutz on the affirmations, suggestions and questions that inspired his new book.

FeaturedBy the Editors of Us of America2 October 2018Glenn Lutz, Book, Affirmations, Self-help, Guide, Artist, Go F*ck, I mean, Find Yourself

Through the Lens: Ryan Buenning

Meet the photographer hooked on highway culture.

Through the Lens, Latest, On The RadarBy Emily Freedman1 October 2018Through the Lens, photography, Route 66, Highways, Roadside America, Road trip, Motel, Ryan Buenning, Easy Rider, Paris, Paris Texas, Bruce Springsteen, Stephen Shore

Photo Essay: The Middle of Nowhere

Photographer Tom Claisse heads west.

Through the Lens, LatestBy the Editors of Us of America21 September 2018California, West Coast, Road trip, American Motels, photography

BRIEF TRIPS ON PSYCHEDELIA: 'STEPPENWOLF'

Our new, short essay series explores the books, music, and people who influenced and formed America’s counterculture movement: Psychedelia.

One of Us, LatestBy Nikki Hall18 September 2018Counterculture, 1960s, Steppenwolf, Spiritual, Psychedelia, Hermann Hesse

Lucas Foglia's Rikers Island is a Garden of Eden

Inside New York’s most notorious jail lies a veritable oasis.

Latest, Through the Lens, On The RadarBy the Editors of Us of America13 September 2018Rikers Island, Prison, Jail, New York, photography, Lucas Foglia, New York City

Made in America: Norte

This eco-friendly and sustainable brand refuses to follow the rules.

Made in AmericaBy Priya Shemar13 September 2018Norte, Fashion, Clothing Brand, USA, Miami, Made in America, Eco-friendly, Sustainable, Ethical, Style, Design, Present

THE SPY WHO LOVED THE NATIONAL ENQUIRER!

Confessions of a self-proclaimed “tabloid hack”.

One of UsBy Rick Sandack10 September 2018National Enquirer, Journalism, Tabloid, West Coast, Bigfoot, 1970's, UFO, Madonna, America, Notorious, Elvis, Spy

The artist bringing nostalgia into the 21st century

Rinny ‘Riot’ Perkins reimagines modern life, one 70’s poster at a time.

One of Us, On The RadarBy Emily Freedman17 August 2018Rinny Perkins, Rinny Riot, Instagram, Artist, Female artists, 1970s, Posters, Black culture, Design, Modern art

Slab City : Inside California's Subversive Desert Community

Is this the last free place in America?

One of Us, LatestBy Paul Rogers13 August 2018Slab City, California, Slabbers, Freedom, Salvation Mountain

"I Hate Los Angeles": A Photo Story

Photographer Remy Lagrange has a love-hate relationship with the City of Angels.

Present, Featured, Through the LensBy the Editors of Us of America1 August 2018Los Angeles, photography, Photographer, City of Angels, Remy Lagrange, LA, California, Annie Leibovitz