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Hashi Market, a New York-based Japanese supermarket, is opening its first West Coast location in Cupertino. Part supermarket, part department store and part catering service, the chain offers ...

The good news is that these days, there's a slept-on Samba alternative for every defector, detractor, and early adopter, which means there’s little reason to get stuck in a footwear echo chamber.

Well, over half a century later, a prior version of the shoe returns in the form of the Samba 62, which borrows many elements from the original but boasts updated proportions and subtle adjustments ...

In 2024, Dries Van Noten stepped away from his namesake brand with a bang. Among the highlights of the legend’s final collections were these thin-soled suede trainers inspired by ’70s runners ...

As such, the material is a staple in bags, outdoor gear, military equipment and, now, the ever-iconic Samba — which is no longer just the hottest sneaker on the market but one of the most durable, to ...

Sushi Samba debuted in New York in 1999 with a Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian menu. It has since expanded to Dubai, Singapore, and Doha, Qatar. Dizon Collective is designing the West Hollywood ...

So we’re somewhat relieved when we’re accosted by over-enthusiastic shrubbery rather than pumped-up devotees of samba-ism when we step out of Capital Tower’s 52nd floor lift. The hosts are dressed the ...