BRABUS Unleashes 700-HP Build for Mercedes-AMG E 53 Hybrid

As a passionate enthusiast, I’m thrilled about the plug-and-play control unit upgrade for my E 53. This marvelous innovation amplifies the mapping of my 3L turbocharged six-cylinder engine, pushing its power output to an impressive 537 hp. Remarkably, the stock 163 hp electric motor remains untouched in this transformation. The top speed is electronically limited to a breathtaking 173 mph.

From a visual standpoint, my E 53 has undergone a striking BRABUS makeover. Carbon aero components, a rear diffuser adorned with quad titanium/carbon tailpipes, and custom fender accents are just a few of the bold enhancements that catch the eye. To complete the aggressive stance, I’ve added a set of 21-inch BRABUS “PLATINUM EDITION” alloy wheels and height-adjustable sport springs. The result is nothing short of stunning!

‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Breaks Franchise Run-Time Record

As a die-hard fan, I’m thrilled to share that Paramount officially revealed to ComicBook that the upcoming movie will clock in at an impressive 2 hours and 49 minutes, setting a new franchise record for longest film. In comparison, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning comes in a close second with a runtime of 2 hours and 43 minutes. Interestingly, the final film is being positioned as a standalone chapter, distinct from being the second half of Dead Reckoning.

District Vision and New Balance Team Up for Low-Profile Minimus Pack

Update: District Vision and New Balance have reintroduced their unique spin on the Minimus model, currently up for grabs via District Vision’s official webstore and globally from April 30th. Taking inspiration from minimalist design trends of early 2000s Japan, this trail-oriented silhouette sports a low-profile Vikram outsole to facilitate effortless movement and enhanced off-road grip. The design comes in two classic monochrome color schemes, blending mesh and synthetic suede materials with prominent stitching details, notably on the distinctive “N” logo. Co-branded elements can be found on the tongue, insoles, heel, and custom packaging, and it retails for $175 USD.

Get Buzzed With Belvedere’s Dirty Brew Coffee Liqueur

This new liqueur from the brand is brewed using coffee and will offer a dual intoxication – it’s infused with organic rye vodka and robusta coffee beans for a powerful, distinctive taste. The roasted coffee flavor is amplified with hints of toffee and espresso, adding a bold and vibrant touch to your drinks.

Porsche Debuts 911 Spirit 70: A Heritage-Inspired Hybrid Cabriolet

The car has been freshly painted Olive Neo and adorned with Bronzite accents, accompanied by a sleek black soft top. It boasts a vintage feel with glossy black racing stripes reminiscent of 1963 Porsche, the iconic crest from that era, and gold-plated emblems. Inside, the cabin is furnished in a contemporary take on the Pasha pattern (a tribute to one of Porsche’s most recognized interiors), set against club leather in basalt black with contrasting stitches.

Raising Cane’s is the brand for fans and celebrities alike

It’s quite fascinating to observe numerous celebrities choosing to collaborate with Raising Cane’s. Although I’ve previously featured some and even attended intriguing events, there’s a unique charm in witnessing the blending of various cultures, personalities, and individuals you wouldn’t normally associate. Who would have thought about Flavor Flav and Raising Cane’s, for example?

Drake’s Nike NOCTA Glide Stealthily Returns

Drake and Nike are looking back to the future, revisiting their NOCTA Glide sneaker from 2023. Early images showed the shoe in multiple colorways, but ultimately, only three versions were released, along with a special edition for the EYBL program.

Stone Island’s Mussola Prismatica “Pietra” Coat Is a Glossy, Gorpy Gem

This designer coat, endorsed by filmmakers, features a lightweight structure made from cotton muslin combined with a shiny, waterproof and wind-resistant polyurethane layer. This unique fabric is a blend that advances the brand’s earlier Mussola Prismatica material. Notably, a special resin coating covers the entire shape of the coat, along with a pigment dye that provides an irregular, earthy finish, as described by the brand as resembling “desert stone.” The final product offers a blend of rugged and modern styles.

Artist Plate Project Reveals 2025 Artist Lineup

In conjunction with Frieze New York taking place in early May, this year’s display boasts an outstanding array of 50 up-and-coming and accomplished artists such as Takashi Murakami, Rashid Johnson, Yoshitomo Nara, Philip Guston, Sterling Ruby, and the late Robert Indiana, with more to be announced.

Why did Hiro Yamamoto leave the band Soundgarden?

Yamamoto was one of the original members who established Soundgarden back in 1984. Alongside Chris Cornell, a singer and former drummer, and Kim Thayil, a guitarist, he was a key contributor to the songwriting within the band. For their first six albums, including their debut “Ultramega OK” (1988), he provided the basslines. However, in 1989, Yamamoto chose to leave the band.