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Did you miss me?

Today – [Kyle](https://x.com/chaykak), [Daisy](https://x.com/daisandconfused) and [Terry](https://x.com/terrygtnguyen) recommend some cool stuff.

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Weekend Edition 🍂

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Consuming content, seeing art.

writes on The Verge’s website redesign, and Dirt’s senior writer Terry Nguyen sees the MoMA Wolfgang Tillmans retrospective from afar. Plus, the week in streaming news.

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Homepage Revival / Wolfgang Tillmans

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Pairing books with perfume.

gives Dirt readers her expert book and perfume recommendations as a librarian and fraghead. (Cognoscenti?)

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Heaven scent

Hamilton Bridge Skate Park. (Mike Varley)

Hamilton Bridge Skate Park

Talking bagels and weed bags.

Dime bags

Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's

Extremely online luxury.

on Tiffany’s ongoing rebrand and foray into web3.


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TiffanyPunks

The Rise of the Tomato Candle

How the juicy nightshade became a sought-after scent.

The Tomato Leaves candle from red-hot fashion label Loewe. The smallest candle sells for $104 while the large size is $433; Courtesy of Loewe.

"Marianne [Faithfull] lived near us for some years, in a remote cottage that had previously been used as a location by Stanley Kubrick for one of the opening scenes in Barry Lyndon. Here we were driving into Dublin one summer’s evening, with John Hurt and his girlfriend in the front of the car." — Julian Lloyd


Marianne Faithfull by Julian Lloyd

“Julian is like the Nan Goldin of 60s and 70s London.”

 shares the work of photographer Julian Lloyd.

"I think Nick [Drake] had just started recording some of the songs for his first album when we did this session on the spur of the moment. The blanket was something that my parents had bought on their honeymoon. With the benefit of hindsight, I am so pleased to have these photographs of Nick when he was still the happy, laughing young man his friends remember." — Julian Lloyd

Nick Drake

Prints charming

Uma Thurman recreates "The Birth of Venus" in "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen," 1998. (YouTube)

Collecting