Once again, Terry Richardson teams up with Supreme to put together a photoshoot, this time for the fifth issue of Supreme Magazine. It features the scantily clad Rosa Acosta in Supreme bikinis posing suggestively with accessories including cards, keychains, knives, etc… Hit up Supreme’s website soon as they will be uploading a video of the photoshoot. Until then, check out the images.

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American comic book artist and cartoonist, Chris Ware designed a Halloween-themed cover for The New Yorker. The artist creates a clever juxtaposition showing the children’s faces bathed in light from the homes while the parents’ faces are lit up by their iPhones. Ware also provided some content inside the pages of the magazine as well. Check it out here.

pic and info: The New Yorker

Born of Hungarian descent, the Austrian fashion photographer/artist Bela Borsodi put together an editorial entitled Alphabets for WAD’s new Dictionary issue. Like everything he does, this is impressive stuff.

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In case you missed issue 8 of Swindle, Shepard Fairey sits down with Banksy for a chat. A must read.

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pic and info: Swindle

One of the reasons for Johnny Cupcakes’ success is that creating a personal relationship with their customers has always been at the forefront of what they do. Whether it be holding special events at the stores, and Johnny personally helping out and meeting the customers, or having the monthly movie nights, the lectures, the Facebook, Twitter pages, etc… all of it is in place to facilitate a personal connection with the brand. The latest addition is the new Cupcake Chronicles, which is a monthly mini-publication. It will feature updates, games, puzzles, recipes, trivia, product news, contests, event listings,and more. It’se free so long as you hit up a JC store. For all you online customers, each order will come with a complimentary issue.

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Juxtapoz released their latest issue last week. Issue #103 features two covers. The newsstands get the Clayton Brothers, and lucky subscribers get the cover seen above by The Mac. The magazine also features a 14-page interview with the artist, conducted by David Choe. Over the weekend, Juxtapoz editors also caught up with Mac to ask him a few questions. Read that interview here.

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Pentagram recently published the 39th issue of their Pentagram Papers periodical, which focuses on the homeless. Texas musician and author, Joe Ely, was homeless for eight years, and during this time, he collected signs from his fellow companions. The issue features these signs - a total of 27 - a foreward by Ely, and portraits of the homeless taken by Michael O’Brien.

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Back in the Spring, Slamxhype took a big step and made the leap to print with the release of their magazine, THE NEW ORDER. They are back with issue two, which has a double cover featuring Kaws and Takashi Murakami, which makes it a no-brainer that it’s about pop culture. Head over to slamxhype.com/tno-mag to find out more about the magazine, and to purchase it.

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It’s not Monday, but we thought we’d share with you the photoshoot for Pirelli’s new calendar shot by dirtbag Terry Richardson. The calendar features a plethora of supermodels on some exotic island.

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The 11th issue of Clout magazine was designed by Todd Bratrud. For the occasion, Clout released a tee featuring the same art seen on the cover. The tee is limited to only 50, and sold out shortly after being released.

pic and info: Clout