David Bowie’s “Station To Station” Deluxe Edition  boxset is one of the most discussed boxsets of the year. His tenth studio album, “Station to Station” is also considered one of his best works.
Rob Sheffield from Rolling Stone magazine puts it best: “The whole sordid story of Seventies rock is in the grooves of Station To Station David Bowie Station to Station Deluxe Edition Boxset:

London’s prettiest pop star moves to L.A., samples the local chemicals, loses what’s left of his mind and starts calling himself the Thin White Duke. He ends up on Soul Train fumbling the words to “Golden Years.”
This zonked-out space-funk epic could be Bowie’s greatest album, even if he can barely remember making it. The reissue adds the legendary Nassau Coliseum show of March 1976.”

The box is jammed with 5 CDs (including the original, RCA re-master, and Nassua concent) as well as vinyl issues of the album. Available now from Amazon David Bowie Station to Station Deluxe Edition Boxset.

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Five of these sleek, brushed aluminum pieces have been produced and are being sold for $1 million USD a pop. Concealed behind the windows are gifts ranging from 24 carat gold sunglasses, diamond studded cufflinks, a Porsche design P’6910 indicator in rose gold, and an eight and a half meter long luxury motor yacht. Due to size, they couldn’t actually package the yacht, but the nice people over at Porsche “will make arrangements with the buyer as to what port he or she would like it delivered to.” This definitely beats chocolate calendars. .

the Girls in tokyo must have the best closet in the world… proof bellow. Pearls, black pleated dress, marblelized hosiery and white bondage high power flower shoes…….so bad ass, so so bad ass!!!!

Photo courtesy of Vogue Nippon’s supplement on tokyo girl’s closet

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Well maybe not entirely.  But these fancy little brushes have multiple personalities to help define and structure you daily existence right from the start.  Not only cool designs with nice color combinations and attractive marketing, Yumaki also incorporates a fairly balanced recycling program.  Check the site for more info and styles…YUMAKI.COM

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Although I can’t read Korean, I know that this guy has got some press lately. He has also won some great rewards as the 2010 IF design concept award for his water saving ECO Urinal, and he has several exhibitions under his belt. This South Korean designer by the name of Yeongwoo Kim recently created a bucket full of light, and I got say I like this concept. There is something about the simplicity and humor in this lamp that attracts my attention, and i wouldn’t mind buying it if it hits production. To check out some more creative products and designs by Kim, check out his website.

Mage design LOVES: “Trained langur monkeys are being deployed by organisers of the Commonwealth Games to prevent wild animals infesting sporting venues in Delhi. “