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gqfashion:

The Best Tassel Loafers for Men

On the heels of prep comebacks like boat and saddle shoes, your basic tassel loafers get a reboot.

by9:

The Beauty Art Print by Kavan & Co @society6.com

thearchtivist:

Bathroom with glass floor, overlooking a 15 story elevator shaft. 

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ourafrica:

Bashar Shglila captures life in the Libyan deserts.

This is Africa, our Africa

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gqfashion:

The Only Eight Tees You Need: The V-Neck

A good V hits well below your Adam’s apple and well above that strapping chest of yours. See the rest here.

thedailywhat:

African Stereotype of the Day: Gabriel, Benard, Brian, and Derrik, who live in Kenya, were inspired to poke fun at the way African men are portrayed by Hollywood: “If people believed only what they saw in movies,” they said, “they would think we are all warlords who love violence.” Mama Hope — an organization that partners with African organizations to help transform their communities — was more than happy to hand them a mic as part of a video campaign to “Stop the Pity, Unlock the Potential.”

Good stuff.

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strangelanguage:

Jay Z Launches Facebook Game “Empire”

Empire, a new Facebook game from Jay-Z, wants your virtual self to “go from hustler, to entrepreneur, to business mogul.” If that life path sounds familiar, it’s because it resembles Jay-Z‘s story. He grew up in the housing projects in Brooklyn and eventually became a global hip-hop star and businessman.

The game lets you create a character and give it a dope name — think “Docta B” and “Big Daddy Hernandez.”

Empire begins by giving you a slew of ways to earn points and move up life’s ladder. You can visit your mom or significant other for moral support, engage in a rap battle or make a mix tape for street cred, and get a job to pay for your bling, among other activities.

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