JOURNAL STANDARD debuted a new collection honoring the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

There may be a plethora of Evangelion merchandise out there and you may think you've seen it all, but wait, there's more!

His “Plazma” would later be used as the opening song for Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX, with the song’s single cover featuring the characters from the show. Yonezu is one of the most prolific and ...

When do retailers typically bring out next season’s clothing? Wondering when you’ll start seeing snow boots and winter coats? According to Gall, shoppers can expect to find a significant ...

You'll undoubtedly recognize the likes of Ponyta and Rapidash if you grew up with classics like Pokémon Red and Blue (or Green in Japan). This iconic gen 1 Pokémon duo received a fresh makeover when ...

Animation is the one screen medium that allows an artist to unlock the most potential out of the story they want to tell, which begs the question of why anyone would want to bother trying to ...

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At the beginning of her Red set, Swift recreated her iconic look from her "22" music video, in which she wears a shirt that reads "Not a lot going on at the moment" with a fedora and shorts.

On the wing or perched on trees and hydro poles, Red-tailed Hawks are perhaps the most familiar raptors. During migration, Broad-winged Hawks, Ospreys, and even Bald Eagles can be seen soaring ...

You may have assumed the person who designed Pokemon's iconic blue and yellow logo was a Nintendo employee, working on the word for months, even years. But, it was actually an American artist ...

“I know exactly what I like and don’t like when it comes to clothes after wearing and trying on so many from other brands in the past few years.” Plus, while other small businesses struggle ...

Dust can attract moths and even stain silk so “vacuum your closet frequently,” says Julie Ann Clauss, 45, the founder of the Wardrobe, a clothing storage service used by collectors and museums.