About Bruce Goodwin II
Bruce is a sneaker-obsessed pop culture junkie from Queens. He is a proud alumnus of St. John’s University and is currently the Deputy Editor of Cassius. Bruce hails from Complex as a social media guru and honed his sneaker knowledge as an editor at Sneaker News. He is also a Drake and Dipset apologist. He divides his time between watching ‘The Office’ reruns and trying to become the next Hank Moody...or Don Draper.
Keith Lee has invested in Brooklyn Dumpling Shop and is helping promote its expansion throughout the country and Canada.
Supreme reunites with Nike to release three new takes on the Air Max 2 CB ‘94 Low.
The Reese name no longer just belongs to Angel Reese when it comes to professional basketball. The WNBA star’s little brother, Julian, made his debut as a Washington Wizard during Monday night’s game against the Houston Rockets after signing a two-way contract with the district on Saturday. Once the ink was dry, Angel was quick […]
Expensive Moose Knuckles jackets have become targets for robberies across New York City.
A’ja Wilson’s Nike A’Two builds on the success of her first signature sneaker with some key performance upgrades.
Kai Cenat Publishes His Vivet Fashion Journal, Previewing A Chrome Hearts Meeting & Law Roach Advice
Kai Cenat is documenting his transition from streaming to fashion through a public-facing journal that details his learning process.
Law Roach sparked speculation that Tom Holland and Zendaya may have secretly gotten married.
The Air Jordan 5 "Wolf Grey," retroed for the first time since 2011, sparked massive hype and chaos—including mall shootings.
After the BAFTAs controversy, Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were celebrated at the NAACP Image Awards.
Samuel L. Jackson stars in adidas’ “The Original Icon” campaign, searching for his Superstar shoes and bumping into other celebrities.
Grant Williams said on a podcast that LeBron James received special treatment during the NBA bubble.
Team USA’s hockey gold medal celebration at the White House sparked debate after players were served McDonald’s.