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London's Lightroom creates its most ambitious show yet, projecting rare and never-before-exhibited footage from the David Bowie Archive across 36-foot-tall walls and floor. The 360-degree experience draws from thousands of hours of archival material spanning Space Oddity through Diamond Dogs, Heroes, and Blackstar. Rather than revisiting Bowie's famous personas, Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, and the Thin White Duke, the show focuses on the man himself, structured in thematic chapters covering creativity, theatricality, spirituality, and songwriting. Each track has been newly reconfigured for Lightroom's HOLOPLOT spatial audio system by an Olivier and Tony Award-winning sound designer. The experience runs approximately one hour on a continuous loop.

HigherDOSE's Red Light Hat disguises clinical-grade scalp therapy inside an everyday baseball cap. Built with integrated red light LEDs, it delivers targeted light directly to the scalp in short, hands-free sessions designed to support hair health without interrupting your routine. The cordless design runs on a rechargeable power source and looks indistinguishable from a standard cap, letting you wear it at home or on the move. It is a subtle, wearable approach to bringing light-based hair care into daily life.

Liquid Death and Spotify teamed up to solve a problem nobody knew they had: what to listen to after you die. The Eternal Playlist Urn is a polyresin cremation urn with a Bluetooth speaker embedded in the lid, designed so the deceased can stream their curated Spotify playlist for eternity. Build your playlist through Spotify before you go, and the urn handles the rest. At just under a foot tall, it looks right at home on a mantle. Made in small batches with a limited run of 150.

Boston-based DuVine's six-day Ireland itinerary takes on County Kerry at its most dramatic, riding three of the country's most scenic peninsular routes including the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula. The route climbs through Ireland's highest mountain range, MacGillycuddy's Reeks, and traces the rugged cliffs of the Wild Atlantic Way along Slea Head before descending to the colorful fishing port of Castletownbere for a seafood lunch. The tour is designed for either a Trek road or e-bike, with riders covering roughly 16 to 32 miles per day. Off the bike, the week includes a chocolate-making session with a French chocolatier, a boat journey across Lough Leane with a storytelling boatman, an evening with a master Irish storyteller, and a whiskey tasting.

When MB&F founder Max Büsser first visited the workshop of Berlin artist Frank Buchwald, he bought ten retro-futuristic Machine Lights on the spot for a gallery that didn't yet exist. Fifteen years later, that partnership produced the ML15 Helios, a handcrafted mechanical sculpture built to mark the M.A.D.Gallery's 15th anniversary and limited to 15 pieces. Conceived as a mechanical sun, a 120mm spherical globe sits at the center, encircled by a dimmable LED corona that evokes a solar halo. Two blue diffuser rings frame the sphere, shifting its visual register between a human eye, a celestial body, and a precision instrument. The head rotates 90 degrees for directional light. Built from stainless steel and brass, with all electrical wiring routed through flexible stainless steel tubes, each piece comprises 120 individual components and takes several weeks to complete by hand in Buchwald's Berlin studio.

TAG Heuer has been timing Formula 1 since 1969, and the Connected Calibre E5 x Formula 1 Edition is its most immersive expression of that relationship yet. The 45mm Grade 2 titanium case arrives in black DLC with a polished ceramic bezel engraved with seven race weekend phases, FP1, FP2, FP3, Q1, Q2, Q3, and GP, and red lacquer accents on the pushers at 2 and 4 o'clock. The 1.39-inch AMOLED display runs 24 unique Race Track watch faces, one for each stop on the 2026 calendar, each rendering the circuit in silhouette with a single dot traveling the track to mark the seconds. A dedicated F1 app delivers standings, schedules, and results, with notification sounds that mimic pit radio communications. The most wearable pit pass of the season arrives March 5.

The only RUF Porsche 928 ever made is heading to auction with only 1,568 miles on the clock. RUF built its legend almost entirely on 911-based platforms, so the 928R is an anomaly in every sense. It was commissioned in 1989 by Lee Kun-Hee, the late chairman of Samsung Group, and delivered that September in Black over a Wine Red leather interior. RUF took the standard S4's 5.0-liter DOHC V8 and coaxed 355 hp and 354 lb-ft of torque from the block, fitted carbon ceramic brakes at all four corners, and added an Alcantara-trimmed steering wheel, RUF-embossed headrests, and a 180-mph speedometer. After Lee Kun-Hee's passing, RUF reacquired the car and brought it back to Pfaffenhausen for a mechanical recommissioning, swapping the original wheels for 19-inch RUF five-spoke alloys to accommodate the brakes. Largely unchanged from the day it was completed, now you can own the one RUF nobody knew existed.

Luca Faloni's Spring Collection shifts toward lightweight fabrics and relaxed tailoring suited for warmer days ahead. Inspired by Italian coastal living, the lineup includes the Siena shirt with a cutaway collar, alongside silk-cotton knits and goatskin suede outerwear for easy layering. A Classic Denim Shirt adds a more rugged option, while lightweight cotton and 2-ply cashmere pieces round out the range. Crafted in Italy, the collection focuses on natural materials and understated design, offering a refined approach to off-duty dressing without sacrificing comfort or versatility.

Luke Skywalker hid here for good reason. Skellig Michael, the UNESCO-listed rock that served as his remote island hideaway in Star Wars: The Force Awakens

FootJoy has been the number one shoe on the PGA Tour for years, but this week at Augusta it made something even the pros can't easily get their hands on. The Berckmans Place Masters edition of the Premiere Series Packard is available exclusively through the member's pro shop inside Augusta National, and nowhere else. The shoe builds on the Premiere's classic spiked silhouette with tournament-specific touches: embroidered florals at the heel, a midsole speckled in the Masters'signature yellow and green, and hardware and accents in gold and dark green throughout. No online release. No wider rollout announced. If you aren't inside the gates this week, you'll miss it.