Prada
the Galleria bag – 2025
Synopsis: Conceived in 2007, endlessly reinvented ever since, the Galleria bag is a Prada archetype,
a neo-classic. Future heritage, an heirloom in the making, the bag is titled after the home of Prada’s historic flagship
in Milan – the storied Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, housing the boutique where the Prada brand was founded by Mario Prada in 1913.

~ The new collection of Prada Galleria bags has added exclusive styles embellished with studs and made of soft leather.

Apart EP
Out Now On All Streaming Sites & Record Shops
Synopsis: “If Breakup was dealing with an unravelling relationship, Apart is dealing with the aftermath,” he explains. “It acknowledges the array of heavy emotions that come up living separate lives. You’re getting used to the idea of not being with someone who has been a big part of your life. Even after a break up has occurred, the presence of an ex still seems to loom large in one’s mind for a while. There are moments during the day where you wonder, is it really over? Or will there be another chapter in the relationship now that it has evolved? The EP is an attempt to sort through all this and get comfortable with the excitement of new freedoms while facing underlying fears of the unknown road that lies ahead.”
P.T.O

“Being able to revisit this project with Pete in a totally different context but within the same creative parameters is a unique artistic opportunity for me. It is always a pleasure to sing with Pete because I think our voices and stories complement each other.”

1) Iguana Bird – 3:38
2) Bad Dreams -3:24
3) Movies – 4:39
4) Cigarillo – 3:02
5)Tomorrow (feat. Scarlett Johansson) [Remix]
Pete Yorn. – 3:15

The director of Eleanor the Great and star of Jurassic World Rebirth on being sexualized as a teen, how “we’re being muzzled” by Trump’s tech allies, and more.

“Whatever kind of diner food you’re into is going to be delicious—and also enormous.”

Scarlett Johansson is priming me on what to order at the Ritz Diner, a 60-year-old institution in her Upper East Side neighborhood. She’s just walked in wearing bulky circumaural headphones, a plush turquoise turtleneck, and an old Yankees cap, and we’re sitting in a small booth by a window with the blinds closed. Today may technically still be in the midst of a dreary New York winter, but this buoyant mid-March afternoon—the temperature inching toward 60 degrees, the sun brightly shining—is signaling the beginning of spring. Before ordering a turkey sandwich on rye, Johansson suggests a change in the season will do us all some good: “It’s such a weird time.”