All articles tagged with #collaborations
Harry Styles releases Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., sharing full album credits that reveal collaborations with Ellie Rowsell, Tom Skinner and others, executive production by Kid Harpoon, and plans for a concert film titled One Night In Manchester.
A 19-watch roundup spanning luxury to affordable, highlighting standout releases such as IWC Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium, Tissot T-Race MotoGP 2026 Limited Edition, Ressence Type 9 Ikeda, Ulysse Nardin Freak X Gumball 3000 Edition, Panerai Radiomir Viaggio Nel Tempo duo, Casio G-Shock GSTB400-1AWC, Citizen x Honda Ana-Digi Temp 2026 Prelude, Timex Waterbury Heritage Chronograph Ice Blue, and other releases from Orient, Nodus, Yema, Baillod, Dryden, Nivada Grenchen, Breitling, G-Shock, Panerai and more, illustrating a broad, dynamic mix of materials, calibers, and limited editions across the watch world.
Gorillaz release The Mountain, a star-studded Cracker Island follow-up largely recorded during the band’s India travels, pairing living guests (Sparks, Black Thought, Bizarrap, Anoushka Shankar, Johnny Marr, Yasiin Bey, Omar Souleyman, Gruff Rhys, Trueno, and more) with posthumous contributions from Dennis Hopper, Bobby Womack, Tony Allen, Mark E. Smith, and others; full credits and a stream of the album are available.
Pitchfork's review frames Gorillaz's ninth album The Mountain as an ambitious, grief-soaked, India-inspired concept record that threads unreleased material with a star-studded roster of living and deceased collaborators, including Proof, Black Thought, Asha Puthli, and Omar Souleyman. While the global, cross-cultural scope yields bold moments of memory and fusion, some tracks lean into bombast and treat guests as ornaments. Overall, it's a bold meditation on memory and loss from Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett.
Bill Callahan discusses his new album My Days Of 58, a warm, live-room recording shaped by a cancer scare and family life, featuring intimate songs like Empathy and Lake Winnebago, and traces his collaborative work with Noah Cyrus and Will Oldham, his take on technology in modern life, licensing music for film/TV, and reflections on his career from Smog to recent projects.
A roundup of 17 newly released timepieces spanning budget-friendly to ultra-luxury, from Casio and Timex collaborations to high-end pieces like H. Moser & Cie.’s ceramic Streamliner Tourbillon, Richard Mille’s RM 41-01 Soccer, and Breitling’s Navitimer B01 North American Limited Edition, with entries from Orient, Raketa, Raymond Weil, G-Shock x Anti Social Social Club, Bulova, Seiko, Nivada Grenchen, MeisterSinger, Citizen, Christopher Ward, RZE, and more—showing the watch industry’s relentless pace, diverse styles, and innovations in materials, designs, and complications.
Rolling Stone highlights reggae legends Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, detailing 11 high-profile pop collaborations they anchored—from Grace Jones and Madonna to Bob Dylan and No Doubt—showing how their grooves helped shape decades of popular music.
Disney is moving the Disney Princess brand into upscale, lifestyle categories—beauty, fashion, fine jewelry, home décor—through premium licensing deals and high‑fashion collaborations (such as Viktor&Rolf x Disney’s collector Cinderella doll) and experiential ventures, aiming to boost margins and reach new audiences beyond children’s toys while staying true to the franchise’s storytelling.
A$AP Rocky drops Don’t Be Dumb (Jan 16), returning to his old-school vibe updated for today with Tim Burton–inspired artwork and a multi-genre palette. The album features five standout collaborations: Slay Squad on STFU; Tyler, the Creator on FISH N STEAK (WHAT IT IS); Thundercat on Playa; Brent Faiyaz on Stay Here 4 Life; and Doechii on Robbery.
January 2026 kicks off with a wave of new watch releases from Credor, Hublot, Kurono and others, blending Japanese craftsmanship, avant-garde fashion collaborations and Lunar New Year motifs. Highlights include Credor Goldfeather Imari Nabeshima porcelain dial (€15,000), Hublot Classic Fusion Yohji Yamamoto All Black Camo (€12,700), Kurono Tokyo INSEKI with a meteorite dial (US$1,850), Oris Artelier Year of the Horse (€8,000), TAG Heuer Carrera Dato Year of the Fire Horse (€7,850), Venezianico Nereide GMT Xi’an (€950), Seiko 145th Anniversary editions from A$3,000, Casio G-Shock MRG-B2100D-2A Hanada-iro Blue (US$4,200), Bulova Year of the Horse, and Vario Versa Year of the Horse (A$654).
At CES 2026, ASUS Republic of Gamers celebrates 20 years of innovation by unveiling world-first gaming technologies, next-gen laptops like the dual-screen Zephyrus Duo, visionary collaborations with Kojima Productions and XREAL, advanced gaming desktops, and cutting-edge OLED monitors and AR glasses, reinforcing its leadership in gaming performance, design, and culture.
The article highlights the best affordable watches of 2025, showcasing stylish options under a thousand dollars from well-known brands like Timex, Casio, Citizen, and indie labels such as Lorier and Brew, emphasizing that quality and style are accessible without a high price tag.
Fortnite Winterfest 2025 introduces snow-covered maps, new collaborations with Harry Potter, SpongeBob, Bleach, and more, along with free rewards, holiday-themed map updates, and returning winter weapons, ending on January 5.
Bethesda's Todd Howard announced that Fallout Season 3 is currently being written, with plans for crossovers between the TV series and the games, building on previous multimedia collaborations and expanding the franchise's universe.
Pitchfork highlights 11 new albums across various genres, including releases from Snocaps, Florence and the Machine, KeiyaA, Daniel Avery, and others, showcasing a diverse range of styles from indie and pop to experimental and hip-hop.