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John Geiger releases a new shoe inspired by the GMC Hummer EV. It's called Lunar, but we're having a hard time finding its connection with the EV truck.

This 2021 Lexus IS One-Off Sneaker Is Design Inspiration Done Right Feb 27, 2021 at 7:36am ET ++ Now, that's how you do it. What's up with cars and sneakers these days? I've just wrapped a previous story about a Hummer EV-inspired rubber shoe by John Geiger, which, by the way, we're struggling to find a connection between the two. We've also seen a collaboration between Puma and Porsche before, celebrating the birth of the new 911 Turbo. Now, Lexus releases a pair that's inspired by the 2021 IS F Sport. Good thing, we see the connection between the...

Share this article With a seperate piece for every toe and a build that looks like a no-show sock with a sole, Vibram‘s infamous FiveFingers is an undeniably unique piece of footwear. Now, after serving as the centerpiece of a wild Balenciaga collaboration it’s returned in an ecologically conscious “KSO Eco” makeup. The “KSO Eco” debuted in limited quantities during December 2020, and was crafted around an ethos of minimizing its environmental impact while still providing the same level of performance as the original FiveFingers. Uppers are constructed of sustainable hemp, a soft-...

Premium Content Subscriber only A young man was caught drug driving near Yeppoon, with two bags of cannabis in the car at the time. Lachlan John Geiger, 21, pleaded guilty at Blackwater Magistrates Court on February 5 to possessing utensils or pipes for use, possessing dangerous drugs and driving while relevant drug is present in saliva. On November 29, 2020, Geiger was driving on Waterpark Rd at Weerriba, just north of Byfield, when he was intercepted by police patrolling the area. Geiger returned a positive drug test and further tests later revealed the presence of cannabis. Police prose...

Familial and fraternal hauntings have long been central to the stories we tell, from Enkidu’s ghost in The Epic of Gilgamesh to Odysseus conferring with his slain brother-in-arms Achilles to Banquo’s discarnate presence in Macbeth to Wuthering Heights’s sorrowful Catherine. More recently, there’s erratic detective John River, who confers with his newly dead partner, Stevie, in the television series River. In the nineteenth century, such fictive imaginings were often based on real losses as infectious disease swept through families. Harriet Beecher Stowe, for example, watched her ...