Ring Ghetto Gastro's Bop Line

October 14, 2024

Bronx-based culinary collective Ghetto Gastro, founded by Jon Gray, Pierre Serrao, and Lester Walker, recently unveiled their 'BOP LINE' campaign through @ghettogastrogoods with none other than wellness guru-in-chief, actress Gwyneth Paltrow. In what feels like a tongue-in-cheek nod to Goop’s ever-expanding wellness empire — where a jade egg and a detox tonic are considered life essentials — THE BOP MOBILE flips the script, embracing flavor over fasting.

Upcoming installments will feature actors Michael Ealy, Siddiq Sanderson, Jerrie Johnson, and rapper Malibu Mitch. But the real showstoppers are Ghetto Gastro’s newest toaster pastries: Brown Sugar and Sweet Potato, now available at Target.

Because sometimes, the real 'clean eating' is just a damn good pastry.

By Enzo Holdt
Video by Ghetto Gastro

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Red Bull Dance Your Style: Round 2

February 06, 2020

Red Bull’s first Dance Your Style competition was a battle till the end, and office had the pleasure of watching it all go down. This year the same rules apply, and you can expect to see everything from hip-hop and house to locking and popping—there’s no planned choreography or one dedicated style of dance.

Making appearences in New Orleans, Denver, Boston and Houston before heading to Washington D.C. for the National finals, Red Bull Dance has pulled out all the stops this time around to provide their contestants the largest platform possible to express their individuality and creativity through dance. Sending several wildcard contestants straight to the finals, including Angyil, Lil O, and Sheopatra, this contest is already a guaranteed good time.

Pump yourself up with some of the best moments of Dance Your Style 2019, and keep your eyes out for more from Red Bull’s Dance Your Style, you might even catch office out there going back to back.

Text by Caroline Brown
Photo by Mitchell Connell

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Fun City Tattoo x Chico LES

February 05, 2020

Fun City Tattoo has seen it all. What once began in a grimy basement off the Bowery in the late '70s has now turned into one of Saint Mark’s last true relics amongst what Fun City defines as “a glorified food court, complete with identical looking sushi restaurants and smoke shops.”

With authentic LES blood running through the Fun City’s veins, their latest drop proves to be as harmonious as it can get. Teaming up with muralist Chico LES, widely known and respected for his work which preserves the memory of neighborhood youth that have passed, celebrities that he considers good people, jungle scenes, and Lower East Side graphics, Fun City dropped an original hoodie that embodies all of the spirit that runs below 14th street.

Text by Caroline Brown
Photos by Brendan Brulon

With "Fun City" drawn out in Chico's iconic style and his signature tag on the back, this collab oozes with authenticity. Even Fun City co-Owner Maxx Starr agrees saying of the hoodie, "This is the first collaboration I've seen in years in which two long East Village histories have joined to create something new and fresh."

Check out the drop below, and cop your own here.