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Kick it Like Colm Dillane: Mercedes-Benz and KidSuper Are Inspired by Automotive Heritage and Soccer Culture

Mercedes-Benz x KidSuper Collection Blends Classic Cars And Soccer Culture

Mercedes-Benz and Colm Dillane’s KidSuper are celebrating 140 years of automotive history with a limited fashion collection inspired by iconic cars, legendary soccer nations, and a Miami runway debut.

An Accidental Seat At Massimo Bottura’s Motor Valley Table

A chance meeting at the opening ceremony of Motor Valley Fest in Modena led to an invitation from Massimo Bottura, a private look inside Casa Maria Luigia, and dinner among the leaders

Santa Fe Vintage: The Best Store You’ll Never Just “Walk Into”

Out past the galleries and adobe storefronts of Santa Fe, somewhere near a quiet stretch of industrial road, there’s a building you could drive past a dozen times and never notice. No

The Dayton Masonic Center: Grandeur, Mystery, And A Roadside Stop Worth Making

Perched on an 8½-acre parcel in Dayton’s Steele’s Hill–Grafton Hill Historic District, the Dayton Masonic Temple, now known as the Dayton Masonic Center, rises like a quiet sentinel of tradition and craft.

by Michael Satterfield

11 months ago

Review: Matt Hranek, A Man & His Car – Is It Worth Adding To Your Collection?

If cars could whisper, this book would put you inside their soul. In A Man & His Car, Matt Hranek curates over 80 personal narratives paired with gallery‑worthy photography, binding each man to his car with

by TGR Staff

11 months ago

Monaco Motor Racing: Edward Quinn Motorsport 1950–1965

Monaco Motor Racing: A Photographic Love Letter to Monaco’s Golden Age Think of Monaco in the early years of Formula 1, tight streets, minimal barriers, elegant spectators leaning on stone balustrades, and

by Michael Satterfield

12 months ago

Pirelli Calendar Icons: The Book That Captures Generations of Supermodels And Celebrities

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the legendary and exclusive Pirelli calendar, this retrospective volume reproduces the complete calendars from 1964 until today. The spectacular, super-sized lineup also includes numerous behind-the-scenes images, the

by TGR Staff

12 months ago

Formula 1 75 Years: At Speed With The World’s Greatest Motorsport

If Formula 1 were a man, he’d be silver-haired and sharp-suited, sipping espresso in the paddock while quietly recalling the days before carbon fiber and crypto sponsors. At 75, the world’s greatest

by TGR Staff

12 months ago

The Joy of Junk: A Vintage Lover’s Guide To Collecting With Heart

In a world where minimalism is sold like a subscription box, curated, sparse, and polished to a shine, Mary Randolph Carter’s The Joy of Junk comes in swinging with a rusted hammer

by TGR Staff

12 months ago

Velocissimo: FuoriConcorso’s Ode to Italian Speed and Style on the Shores of Lake Como

FuoriConcorso Veloissimo: An Ode To Speed And Style On The Shores Of Lake Como

More than a car show, FuoriConcorso 2025 turned Lake Como into a rolling sculpture garden of Italian motorsport legends, where rally monsters, Formula 1 icons, and handcrafted hypercars celebrated the romanticism of

by Michael Satterfield

1 year ago

Ride With The Beast: Ruroc Launches EOX Iron Maiden Helmet Collection

Ruroc and Iron Maiden collide in a new limited-edition helmet release featuring "Piece of Mind" and "The Writing on the Wall" designs. Built on the cutting-edge EOX platform, these helmets fuse metal

by Michael Satterfield

1 year ago

The I.C.E. St. Moritz 2025: A Record-Breaking Spectacle Of Elegance And Performance

A frozen stage, a symphony of speed, and a celebration of elegance—The I.C.E. St. Moritz 2025 returned in spectacular style, transforming the legendary Alpine lake into the world’s most exclusive automotive showcase.

by Michael Satterfield

1 year ago

Rudolf von Alt (1812-1905) View of Budapest, 1881 Watercolour on paper, 343 × 565 mm Inv. no. 1933-2390 Transferred from the Imperial Collection, Vienna, 1932 © 2025 Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest

Guggenheim Bilbao Unveils Masterpieces On Paper: A Journey Through Time

Art is often confined to the grandiose—towering oil paintings, colossal sculptures, and frescoes sprawling across ceilings. Yet, sometimes, the most profound expressions of creativity are captured on the most fragile of mediums:

by Michael Satterfield

1 year ago

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