It was a very big year for watches. Such a big year, in fact, that you could easily be forgiven for finding it a little overwhelming. When pretty much every Swiss maker is releasing swoon-worthy timepieces, how's a fan supposed to keep up? Well, you could spend every waking moment scouring blogs and social media, hoping to follow along in real time. Or you could just look at our roundup of the best watches of 2024. Read on for our top picks from the year that was. |
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Made in U.S.A. to last a lifetime, Steele Canvas is doing it better than anyone else. |
| If you're the kind of person who spoils the ending for yourself immediately, you've come to the right place. |
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I might be the only person on this planet to have not yet seen Industry, so my point of reference for this week's subject, Ken Leung, is not the character Eric Tao but Miles Straume of Lost fame. It's one of my favorite TV shows of all time. Before his breakout roles in Rush Hour and The Sopranos, Leung grew up in Manhattan, moving to Brooklyn in high school and finally settling in the New Jersey suburbs. He tells me he discovered acting during his junior year of college at NYU by accident. "I was taking a speech class and we had to write and perform a skit," he remembers. When his friend noticed how much he enjoyed it, he suggested he take acting. |
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Score major post-Christmas deals inside. |
| Timothée Chalamet has the singer down cold, but there's a problem at the heart of any Dylan movie: telling the story of a towering, enigmatic figure. |
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Happy Nosferatu eve, ladies and gents. At long last, director Robert Eggers's reimagining of the classic Dracula story will hit theaters nationwide on Christmas. You know what that means, right? All of the interviews—from the likes of Eggers, Nicholas Hoult (who plays Thomas Hutter), and Count Orlok himself, Bill Skarsgård—are finally seeing the light of day. And they're pretty f**king crazy. |
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