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Speed Sisters Film

Cars People Culture

"Speed Sisters, a documentary on a group of Palestinian women who have discovered a kind of transcendence through their love of street racing, is coming to your screens next month. Life on the occupied West Bank is no doubt tough, "

Mick Ofield Art

Bikes Culture

"You may have come across Mick Ofield’s work in the lovely Sideburn mag. Mick is the artist who draws these lovely schematic blueprints in the best 'Ride Fast, Turn Left' magazine in the world. But in an idle moment "

Garage Porn

Cars People

"WARNING! If you suffer from life envy, please look away now. LA-based screenwriter Jack Olsen has probably the nicest automotive man-cave ever constructed. But not only that, he has a killer race prepped Frankenstein Porsche 911, he's a successful writer of "

Land Rover: Apocalypse

Cars

"There's not a lot that can be said. No one wants it to go. Especially not the people who make it, produce it, design it, engineer it and sell it. The discontinuation of the classic Land Rover, which since 1990 has "

Dr. Oliver Sacks

Bikes People Culture

"In August last year the world lost one of its great thinkers in the neurologist Oliver Sacks. He was well known for his insightful and best-selling books, for being the real-life version of the character played by De Niro in "

Friday Bike Crush: Custom W- uhini.

Bikes

"images via DEUS It's a while since we posted a custom build Bike Crush. But sick of the mud and the wet of this English El Niño winter, we were musing and dreaming of dry Californian landscapes, when we "

Porsche, Martini and the Mulsanne Straight

Cars

"We've waxed lyrical about the beauty of the Porsche-Martini collaboration before. But this morning on our usual webly wandering we came across this adrenalin-infused onboard sequence with a 1977 Le Mans pilot and his Porsche-Martini Spyder. Check out the 200mph plus "

Kojak’s Buick

Cars People Culture

"Who loves ya baby?! Anyone bought up with long, boring Sunday afternoons in the 1970s will recognise those four little words instantly. TV cop Kojak's catchphrase wasn't the only reason for the shows enduring appeal. Hollywood tough guy Telly Savalas's "