66 years of sex, drugs and rock and roll... and more drugs... now thats a tale we need to hear... go Keith... living legend, out Oct 26th.

With flavors like pickled-plum soda, azuki bean, soy sauce and wasabi, the Japanese have definitley proved how boring our palettes in the USA are!. The newest arrival is cherry-blossom green tea; a cream-filled wafer dipped in chartreuse-colored white chocolate.Yum!

The Brooklyn Soda Works’ Watermelon-Tarragon-Lemon Soda is completely refreshing! Concocted by a clever couple (an artist and a chemist) who uses local ingredients to come up with some wildly delish flavors. Avail. Saturdays at Brooklyn Flea, 176 Lafayette Ave., nr. Vanderbilt Ave., Ft. Greene.

This beautifully, beachfront hotel in Long Branch, NJ was designed by our favorite husband-and-wife team... Robert and Courtney Novogratz (stars of Bravo's 9 By Design). Highlights include one-of-a-kind artwork, incredible woodwork and funky cowhide chairs.

Allison Kave of First Prize Pies in Brooklyn knows how to bake a pie! We love the S'mores Pie.
It Features a graham cracker crust, filled with creamy milk chocolate ganache and topped with handmade toasted marshmallow fluff. All the fun of camping without the bugs and rain! FirstPrizePies

From the dapper brothers behind Barker Black, the new Miller's Oath is a custom-suiting shop in NYC. Fall suit line features hardy wools and hefty courduroy fabrics. Sounds dashing!

What's old is new again. The Audio Technica AT-LP60 is the top choice for casual listeners and vinyl newcomers on a budget. Records just sound sooo much better.

Continuing to push boundaries, Dresden Dolls frontwoman Amanda Palmer tackles a musical sacred cow on her new EP, Amanda Palmer Performs the Popular Hits of Radiohead on her Magical Ukelele.

The seven-track offering finds the singer covering "Creep," "High and Dry," and other classic Radiohead songs with minimal instrumentation — often using only her ukelele and her voice. "Exit Music (For a Film)" is the sole exception, movingly performed live on piano with a string quartet. Listen Hear

So you wanna do your best Pete Towshend but don't wanna smash your favorite Fender... manufacturer K's Japan has designed a line of guitars that are meant to be smashed and recycled. Costing just $55, you can just mail the broken pieces back to K's Japan so more guitars can be made.

Who cares what it sounds like when you can be Paul Stanley for a day!

Created by Italian fashion designer Francesca Castagnacci, the heels contain fiber-optic strands. Each optical fiber is as thin as a human hair, making them perfectly suitable to be woven into garments — or accessories, as is the case here.