The Digest: ENDLESS SUMMER:

ENDLESS SUMMER:​​​​​​​

Brian Wilson was right when he said that summer means happy times and good sunshine. It's that simple, really. Here are some things to watch, read, and listen to over this beautiful summer weekend. May it be endless.

 


AMERICAN GRAFFITI (1973)

This film is peak nostalgia, centered around a group of high-school grads on the last night of youthful innocence. It's their last chance to shirk the inevitable responsibilities of adulthood as they tear up the strip in classic Hot Rods. Though the story permeates generations, it's steeped in the American teen experience of the 1960's. Directed by George Lucas, produced by Francis Ford Coppola, and filled with a cast of heavy-hitters, this is a summer classic.

RELAXIN' WITH THE MILES DAVIS QUINTET (1958)

This album was made for weekends like this. Released as 1 of 4 albums in 1958, Relaxin' is considered a cornerstone of hard bop, and arguably the greatest jazz band ever formed. Lead by Miles Davis (trumpet), this particular lineup featured Coltrane (sax), Red Garland (piano), Paul Chambers (bass), and Philly Joe Jones (drums). As the title aptly suggests - turn on, tune in, and relax with the Miles Davis Quintet.

THE 213 MOST IMPORTANT MEN IN MY LIFE - JEAN PIGOZZI

WSJ interviews tech investor Jean Pigozzi about his new photography book, 'The 213 Most Important Men in my Life'. His pictures bring you into a wild social circle riddled with innovators, artists, and rock stars. It's an intimate account of the men who played an impacting role in Pigozzi's life. The photos are fantastic glimpses of iconic figures, but in relaxed personal settings.

CASA SEBAS, WHERE IT'S ALWAYS SUMMER

​​​​​​​Raised on the beautiful island of Mallorca, artist Sebastian Marc captures the idyllic essence of the Mediterranean through his watercolors. Casa Sebas is a space that aims to unite those with a lust for summer, the sea, and good vibes. Give him a follow and scroll away to be inspired this weekend.

RECIPE: THE HUSK CHEESEBURGER

Famous Chef Sean Brock shares his recipe for the archetypal American diner cheeseburger that rocks the taste buds. No summer is complete without this, so fire up the grill and line up those patties this weekend. Classics never die.

EXPLORE WITH ACCIDENTALLY WES ANDERSON

AWA explores the unique, the symmetrical, the atypical, the distinctive design and amazing architecture that inspires us all. Search through the map and discover locations around the world that have rich stories and even richer design. AWA not only shares the beautiful idiosyncrasy around the world, but it can inspire you to see things differently on your journeys this summer.