Summer Issue!

This summer we bring you an issue that is colorful and funny, with comedy duo Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim. Their bizarre comedy show on the Adult Swim network has become a viral sensation and the toast of college campuses throughout the country. We also bring you an in-depth interview with local designer, James Perse, who has built an apparel empire in a little less than a decade. From there we bring you the art of Phil Bower, Jamie Brisick¹s short story Whiff, Steven Lippman¹s photo editorial Blasé, and of course, our cover story with actress Heather Graham.

Features
  • Whiff

    17 and delusional.

  • Blasé

    Fashion spread photographed by Steven Lippman.

  • James Perse

    Permanently planted himself in Malibu, for sun, surf, and the expansion of his empire.

Web Exclusives

The Gates of Paradise

Ben Marcus | Special thanks to Jefferson "Zuma Jay" Wagner, Glen Howell, Ernest Marquez and the Seaver Center. | January 30, 2009 | 5 Comments |

The Gates of Paradise:The Beginning of the Fall of the Malibu Ranch: 1905-1907
In August of 1905, Frederick Rindge died unexpectedly after falling into a diabetic coma while inspecting a potential mining investment in Yreka. He was 48 years old and left behind his wife, three children and an estate worth $22 million — or the modern equivalent of nearly half a billion dollars.