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360 MAGAZINE is an award-winning international publishing on popular culture and design. We introduce avant trademarks to efficacious architects. We are a LGBTQIA2S+ friendly publication--officially recognized by the NGLCC. Our core demographic ranges from 19 to 39-year-old college-educated trendsetters within their respective international communities. The pages in this art book satisfy their strong interests including music, art, travel, auto, health, fashion, tech, philanthropy, design, food and entrepreneurship. It's an introspective digital/print/tablet portrait series, which encapsulates artists/brands/entities who embody the true essence of our publication- empowerment, equality, sensuality and most important of all, humanity within a global society.

Diane Keaton – First Christmas

Beloved Academy Award-winning actress Diane Keaton is stepping into a new spotlight with the release of her Holiday debut single, “First Christmas.” An original new song, co-written by iconic, award-winning songwriter Carole Bayer Sager and Grammy® Award-winning songwriter Jonas Myrin, and produced by Myrin will be available worldwide on November 29, 2024, on all streaming platforms. The song features a beautiful orchestral arrangement performed by the Stockholm Symphony.

“When Carole and Jonas first played me ‘First Christmas,’ I got teary,” Keaton shared. “It is such a beautiful sentiment, and I couldn’t wait to sing it. I’m very proud to be a part of this beautiful Christmas song, and I hope you enjoy it,” says Diane.

“First Christmas” is a song that captures the hope and peace of the holiday season, offering comfort and faith, and reminding us of the heart of Christmas: to love and to be loved.

This collaboration marks a special moment for Keaton, Bayer Sager, and Myrin. With Bayer Sager’s unparalleled songwriting career, Myrin’s track record of creating moving, chart-topping songs, and the majestic sound of the Stockholm Symphony, “First Christmas” is set to resonate deeply with audiences worldwide.

Diane Keaton’s debut as a solo artist marks an exciting new chapter in her five-decade career. “First Christmas” is not only a testament to Keaton’s artistic versatility but also a reflection of her passion for storytelling in all its forms.

The single will be available on all major streaming platforms starting November 29,2024.

Kodak Black – Trill Bill

Today, less than a month after his last mixtape, multi-platinum rapper Kodak Black drops yet another full-length project, Trill Bill — listen HERE now via Vulture Love / Capitol Records. The charismatic Pompano Beach star continues to interrogate his psyche, his peers, and his place in a broken system on an 11-song set that includes features from Taylor So Made and TTO K.T.. Trill Bill comes complete with a visual for the track “News Matt” which includes footage from Kodak’s appearance on Million Dollaz Worth Of Game. Watch the video HERE.

Kodak also continued a Thanksgiving tradition with Kodak’s Turkey Drive this past weekend. He and his Vulture Love label’s artists visited four locations around Florida — in Delray Beach, Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and Miami. Kodak gave out 1,800 turkeys in honor of the 1800 block that he grew up on. Watch HERE.

Trill Bill follows the November 1 release of Kodak’s Dieuson Octave mixtape (led by the single “Catch Fire”), a haunted, inward-looking project titled after the artist’s actual birth name. But Kodak legally changed his name to Bill Kapri a few years back, and Trill Bill captures the multifaceted man from a different angle — frequently the “fly, fresh, and foolish” side of him, as he raps on “Cyber Truck.”

“Dirty Revolver” taps into that wild energy, but also Kodak’s incredible gift for improvising catchy melodies and unexpected rhythms as he traverses the track, not to mention his ability to set a scene right off the bat: “F— the rain, i’m in the Chevrolet impala with duct tape around a dirty ass revolver.”

Songs like “Cherish the Moment,” “Mayhem,” and “Escalade” with Taylor So Made lean into darkness and indulgence as Kodak uses his blues-soaked delivery to bring details and emotions to life — voice cracking or slurring, bouncing over a stray beat or dropping to an eerie whisper. On “Land in Hell” he lays out a harrowing narrative of betrayal and retribution, sounding weary over heavy keys, bass, and drums.

But like every Kodak release, Trill Bill paints a complex portrait. On “Heartfelt,” over soulful keys, he acknowledges the risks of living life on the edge. A song later, “One Piece Left,” he makes a promise to someone he loves: “Tonight’s my last night on Percocets and acting wild / Been looking everywhere but you was right here all the while / … / I got one more piece of my heart left, and I been saving it for you.”

Trill Bill and Dieuson Octave are Kodak’s first solo full-lengths since 2023’s When I Was Dead, in which he explores both his nightmares and his aspirations. Featuring the smash hit “Lemme See,” the set only reaffirmed Kodak’s status as one of the most gifted of his generation. More recently, he dropped the hard-hitting “Hit Stick,” preceded by introspective cuts “Dis Time,” “Stressed Out,” and “Non Believer” — plus “Shampoo,” a confident burst of street rap in the style that made him a superstar.

What’s more, Kodak kickstarted the summer with his record label Vulture Love’s first official project, Vulture Love Presents: The Last Zombies on Earth, featuring contributions from VVSNCE, Lil Crix, G6reddot, GorditoFlo, Big Fredo, Jay Dirty, Taji Akeil, and more. Listen HERE. Beyond generating millions of streams, it received tastemaker acclaim. XXL and The Source plugged it, and HotNewHipHop praised, “where this debut album succeeds is giving these up-and-coming artists a great platform to make their voices hard.” He then later followed up the compilation with a sold-out show at Los Angeles’ NOVO.

Kodak’s expansive vision and status transcend rap. Over the years, he’s cultivated the role of a prophetic storyteller and resonant channeller of the culture, and his reach continues to grow. He has over 25 billion global streams to his name and continues to engage in altruism towards his Florida community.

Kodak Black, Trill Bill Tracklist

Cherish the Moment
News Matt
Dirty Revolver
Cyber Truck
Mayhem
Burn It Up
Land in Hell
Maybach Van (feat. TTO K.T.)
Heartfelt
One Piece Left
Escalade (feat. Taylor So Made)

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Photo: Cian Moore

Snoop + Sting – Another Part of Me

Snoop Dogg released “Another Part of Me” featuring Sting, produced by Dr. Dre and The ICU via Death Row, Aftermath, and Interscope. Listen HERE.

Last week, Snoop and Dr. Dre dropped “Outta Da Blue” featuring Alus. Listen HERE. Earlier this month, Snoop announced the release of his new album ‘Missionary’ due December 13 with the release of “Gorgeous” featuring Jhené Aiko. “Gorgeous” – listen HERE – debuted on Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart at No. 29, celebrating their return to the respectable chart for the first time in 13 years.

Although Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre have worked together plenty of times over the years leaving a lasting legacy across rap and pop culture, ‘Missionary’ is only their second time completing a full body of work together since Snoop’s 1994 classic debut album ‘Doggystyle.’ The album includes a stacked list of features from hip-hop heavyweights including Eminem, 50 Cent, Jelly Roll, Method Man, the late Tom Petty, Jhené Aiko and more. Watch the ‘Missionary’ album trailer HERE.

Snoop also recently joined forces with UNION Los Angeles to release a special edition collaboration inspired by the new album. The collaboration consists of two Missionary x UNION Box Sets, which includes a Union x Snoop t-shirt and Missionary CD. Check out the collaboration HERE.

Snoop Dogg and singer Sting release Another Part of Me via 360 MAGAZINE.

Feature photo: Nick Walker

Iran’s Youth

Demand a Non-Nuclear, Secular Republic to End the Reign of Terror

By: Iman Sharif, Iranian American Student Activist & Founding Member of the OIAC’s Youth Chapter

In Iran today, a powerful movement is sweeping through the nation’s youth—who make up more than half of the population—demanding profound change. They envision a non-nuclear, secular republic where their voices, choices, and rights are finally respected. Disillusioned by decades of repression, economic hardship, and isolation, young Iranians are now standing defiantly against the clerical regime, widely referred to as the “head of the snake” in the turbulent Middle East. The recent surge in executions, meticulously documented by human rights experts, appears to be Tehran’s latest tactic to instill fear amidst rising unrest. Yet this strategy reveals the regime’s desperation to cling to control over a society increasingly united in its desire for regime change.

Organizing in groups known as Resistance Units Iranian youth are mobilizing with determination to dismantle a system they believe has robbed them of a future and destabilized the region. Their call for freedom, dignity, and self-determination is not about mere reforms; it is about uprooting a regime that has long failed its people. They dream of an Iran free from clerical rule and free from any potential return to a monarchy. Hyper-connected through technology and social media, this generation is keenly aware of the rights and freedoms enjoyed in other nations. They recognize Iran’s potential to prosper economically and engage peacefully with the world rather than remain isolated by nuclear ambitions and repressive policies.

At the core of their vision is a future, where resources fuel education, innovation, and economic welfare, instead of executions, warfare, and terrorism. For these young Iranians, ending the regime’s nuclear pursuits and oppressive tactics is essential to achieving true freedom and joining the global community.

In recent months alone, the Iranian regime under the leadership of its supreme leader and its new so-called “reformist” president, has executed over 200 people, including many women—a barbaric attempt to silence dissent. To put an end to this brutality, Iran’s Resistance Units are rallying for a new era, one free from clerical rule and military threats. Their vision of a non-nuclear, secular republic embodies a hope for a future rooted in human rights and democratic freedoms. Now, more than ever, the world must heed their call and support their struggle to end Tehran’s oppressive reign and usher in a new era of Iran, an Iran which is a model country that is as beneficial to the world as it is to its people.

About the Author:

Iman Sharif (@Imanshrf1) is a second-generation Iranian American student activist and founding member of the Organization of Iranian-American Communities (OIAC) Youth Chapter based in California.

Iman Sharif, Iranian American Student Activist & Founding Member of the OIAC’s Youth Chapter via 360 Magazine.

About the OIAC:

The Organization of Iranian American Communities (OIAC) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan network of Iranian-American societies from 40 different states across America. The OIAC is the largest organization of Persian-Americans in the United States, helping Iranian Americans advocate for greater democracy in their homeland since 1997. An Iranian American organization that is dedicated to the promotion of a free and democratic Iran where human rights are celebrated, where different religions traditions are honored, and where every Iranian citizen feels safe and able to pursue their individual dreams and aspirations. The OIAC serves as a platform for Iranian opposition forces working on human rights issues and actively engaged in improving relations between Iran and the United States. The OIAC is a resource for Iranian community organizations in the United States that want to lend their voices to the call for democratic change in Iran. For more information, visit www.oiac.org or follow on X (Twitter) @OrgIAC

TEMS – TURN ME UP

GRAMMY® Award-winning, Oscar nominated, Lagos, Nigeria-based singer, songwriter, and producer Tems releases a new vibrant and sultry music video for “Turn Me Up” from her debut studio album Born In The Wild. Directed by Loris Russier, the music video was shot in Jamaica emphasizing the song’s unique Caribbean, Afropop sound. Watch the video HERE.

Tems has had an outstanding year since the release of her highly anticipated debut album Born In The Wild earlier this year via RCA Records/Since ’93. Listen to the album HERE. Earlier this month, she earned three new GRAMMY® nominations for Best R&B Song (“Burning”), Best African Music Performance (“Love Me JeJe”) and Best Global Music Album (Born In The Wild) at the upcoming 67th Annual GRAMMY® Awards.

Tems recently made a special guest appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show, to talk about the success of her debut album, where she also captivated audiences with a performance of her hit single “Love Me JeJe.” She also made a musical guest appearance onThe Late Show With Stephen Colbert where she delivered a stunning performance of “Burning,” and brought a taste of her highly successful, sold-out BORN IN THE WILD WORLD TOUR to the 2024 Chanel MoMA Film Benefit honoring Samuel L. Jackson. Additionally, Tems graced the cover of Essence for their September/October 2024 issue.

Born In The Wild has earned over 614M streams worldwide to date and debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Top R&B Albums chart, while 13 tracks from the album notably debuted on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs Chart. Born In The Wild also landed on multiple “Best Albums of 2024” lists, including Rolling Stone and Billboard.

Photo Credit: Adrienne Raquel

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Scrappy Socks

When we first started Project Repat, our goal was simple: transform treasured old t-shirts into quilts that people could wrap themselves in. Since 2012, we’ve crafted over a million of these custom quilts at a worker-owned factory in North Carolina, keeping memories alive in a meaningful way. But as we created more and more blankets, we found ourselves facing a new challenge: a growing pile of leftover t-shirt scraps—thousands of pounds of them, in fact.

We could have sent those scraps off to become part of the 5% of global waste created by textiles every year. But that didn’t sit right with us. Instead, we saw it as a chance to do things differently—a way to rethink what sustainable fashion could look like. And that’s how Scrappy Socks started.

Working with Material Return and Opportunity Threads, both nearby partners who share our values, we developed a way to turn those scraps into something new, valuable, and fully recycled. By keeping everything close to home, we’re not just reducing waste; we’re building a local circular economy that supports regional jobs, sustains our community, and keeps the environmental impact low. In a world where sustainability often comes with a high price tag, we set out to create a quality, 100% recycled product that could actually compete on price with less-sustainable alternatives.

With Scrappy Socks, we’re doing something that’s still rare in fashion: sourcing, producing, and selling sustainably—all within the same region. This kind of “tight circle” approach doesn’t just reduce waste; it also cuts down on the carbon footprint of long supply chains, shortens production times, and provides economic stability for local workers. A regional approach ensures that every step, from sourcing materials to delivering the final product, actively supports the community.

What we’re learning through Scrappy Socks is that the future of fashion doesn’t have to be big, global, or wasteful. It can be small, local, and intentional. By using resources close to home and building products within a circular model, brands can reduce waste, support communities, and make sustainability achievable for all. Localized circularity not only reduces environmental impact but also builds resilience, showing that sustainable fashion can indeed be accessible and impactful when centered around community needs.

Author: Ross Lohr

Sonic 3 + Reebok

Reebok and Paramount Pictures will reveal their anticipated Sonic 3 x Reebok footwear collaboration that celebrates the franchise’ forthcoming film, “Sonic The Hedgehog 3,” hitting theatres December 20. Available globally beginning December 6, the Sonic 3 x Reebok collection features a range of exciting footwear styles inspired by Sonic, Knuckles, and Tails, for both kids and kid adults.

Reebok, Paramount Team Up For Energizing “Sonic The Hedgehog 3”
Footwear Collection Ahead of Film Release

Sonic and Reebok share a rich history in pop culture, with both brands maintaining an endearing connection to fans through shared values of nostalgia, innovation, community, storytelling, and play.

At its center, the Sonic 3 x Reebok collaboration honors the new film with a high contrast take on Reebok’s fast and springy FLOATZIG 1 running shoe, while giving a fist bump to Knuckles via a furry rendition of the classic and sturdy CLUB C REVENGE court sneaker. The collection also features a five-piece kids footwear lineup including a light up Tails CLASSIC LEATHER STEP N’ FLASH ($65, Pre-School, 100220284) for Sonic’s flying friend, a glow-in-the-dark Sonic ZIG N’ GLOW ($65, Pre-School, 100220328), a Sonic ZIG DYNAMICA ($65, Grade School, 100220295), a Knuckles CLUB C ($60, Pre-School, 100223611), and a Tails CLASSIC LEATHER ($65, Grade School, 100220296).

LADY GAGA – DISEASE

13-time Grammy Award-winner Lady Gaga continues to expand the sonic landscape of her latest single, “DISEASE,” today unveiling “DISEASE (THE POISON LIVE),” a guitar-driven rendition of the lead single from her forthcoming album, due February 2025. Produced by Lady Gaga, this intimate new version follows last week’s acoustic release, “DISEASE (THE ANTIDOTE LIVE),” showcasing her unparalleled musicianship and ability to transform powerful pop songs into multidimensional works of art. Stream/download “DISEASE (THE POISON LIVE)” HERE. Watch the accompanying music video, filmed at Woodshed Studios in Malibu, CA, HERE.

Originally released on October 25, each version of “DISEASE” highlights a different facet of the track’s emotional intensity and versatility, reaffirming Lady Gaga’s unparalleled skill in creating songs that are as impactful in their full, hard-hitting production as they are in their stripped-back, rawest form. The song continues to captivate, offering a glimpse into her highly anticipated forthcoming album (affectionately dubbed LG7). While rooted in pop, the project is an exploration of genres, textures, and emotions, weaving together vulnerability, intensity, and soulful expression.

Upon its release, “DISEASE” was praised by critics and fans alike, with HARPER’S BAZAAR calling the song “classic Gaga in the best way,” while BBC celebrated its “dark, dazzlingly maximalist” sound. CLASH highlighted its “killer chorus,” and THE INDEPENDENT called it “her best in a long while,” describing the song as a “potent dose of dungeon-dark electro-pop.” THE GUARDIAN commended its “fizzing, distorted synths” and “pounding, slightly industrial beat,” noting it “evokes memories of late 00s Gaga,” while ROLLING STONE celebrated its “cavernous synth line” and “classic Gaga shout-along chorus.”

The accompanying music video, directed by Tanu Muino, received similar acclaim. VOGUE called it “one of the best videos of the year,” while W described it as a “cinematic, almost theater-like experience” with UPROXX praising the “haunting visual” for making the track’s passionate lyrics “all the more believable.” Watch the video HERE. Stream/download “DISEASE” HERE.

Photo credit: Marcell Rév

ComplexCon Day 2 Vegas

The final day of ComplexCon 2024 wrapped up in true show-stopping fashion. Sunday was all about shopping, panel discussions, and standout performances, giving attendees one last chance to experience the madness. The day kicked off with a live taping of GOAT Talk, featuring FaZe Banks and Plaqueboymax, as they chopped it up with Complex’s Speedy Morman. The conversation got lively, covering everything from iShowSpeed’s rise to fame, the iconic Cristiano Ronaldo vs. Lionel Messi debate, and even whether Speed could take on Jake Paul in the ring. It was the perfect mix of culture, entertainment, and anticipation to cap off an unforgettable weekend.

The marketplace floor was alive with star-studded walkthroughs as artists set up shop with their own exclusive booths. Larry June brought his vibe to the scene, teaming up with Midnight Organic, while Lil Yachty linked up with Nike for a one-of-a-kind collab. Westside Gunn made waves alongside New Era, and stars like Central Cee, and iShowSpeed cruised through, soaking in the energy and adding to the nonstop excitement of ComplexCon.

A standout for 360 Magazine on Day 2 was the Vetements booth, where we got an exclusive look at creative director and owner Guram Gvasalia in action. The booth featured a live screen printing setup, giving attendees the chance to create their own custom Vetements tee. It was a rare and exciting moment to see such a high-end brand offering real creative freedom to the consumer—blurring the lines between designer fashion and DIY culture in the best way possible.

Travis Scott’s performance on Day 2 of ComplexCon 2024 was nothing short of electric. As the crowd erupted, Travis delivered an epic set filled with his biggest hits, including “Goosebumps,” “Sicko Mode,” and tracks from his latest album Utopia. With his signature high-energy stage presence, he had the crowd bouncing from start to finish, and the night reached its peak when he closed with Jackboys track “Gang Gang” and the hypnotic “Telekinesis.” It was a masterclass in live performance, cementing Scott as one of the biggest names in the game.

Missed the action at this year’s ComplexCon? Don’t worry—head over to the Complex Shop to grab what’s left of the exclusive drops.

But don’t fret, ComplexCon will be back next year, returning to Las Vegas on October 25-26, with Daniel Arsham taking the reins as Global Creative Director. Plus, ComplexCon is going international in 2024, heading to Hong Kong from March 21-23. See you there!

ComplexCon Day 1 Vegas

ComplexCon Day 1 was for the books. The energy in the air was excitement. Everybody important in pop culture in the same room. Every brand you have heard of and not heard of side by side.

Complex’s Vegas takeover hit different on Saturday, November 16, when the Las Vegas Convention Center became the epicenter of hype, drawing thousands of fans for a weekend of exclusive sneaker drops, coveted streetwear, and unforgettable activations. With Travis Scott steering the ship as artistic director, the Cactus Colosseum was straight-up electric. It wasn’t just about the gear—it was about the experience. Fans copped custom jerseys, got a taste of Cacti drinks on the house, and vibed through one-of-a-kind CactusCon activations, all while soaking in Travis’s larger-than-life presence. It was a full-throttle dive into his world, and anyone who was there walked away knowing that this was more than just an event—it was the culture.

One booth that 360 Magazine was particularly drawn to was the NLE Choppa x Factory Lab collaboration. The two recently dropped this eye-catching boot in early October, but decided to showcase it to a larger audience at ComplexCon. The silhouette was absolutely incredible—almost like a Yeezy boot fused with a duck’s foot. It’s crazy to think this unique design was inspired by NLE Choppa’s casual interest in ducks, but that’s the beauty of streetwear: turning the unexpected into something unforgettable.

If you spent your childhood dreaming of strutting to the ring like Stone Cold Steve Austin after that iconic glass-shattering intro, ComplexCon just made your wildest fantasies come true. In a hype move to promote its Netflix debut this January, WWE let fans live out their main-character energy by recording their own walk-out videos, complete with official entrance themes and epic Jumbotron graphics. But the fun didn’t stop there—Loiter x WWE dropped a fire collection of vintage-inspired tees, and wrestling icons like Cody Rhodes and Liv Morgan lit up the scene. The mic drop moment? Triple H crashing Travis Scott‘s headlining set on Sunday night. Spoiler alert: wrestling is cooler than ever.

ComplexCon was buzzing with star power as A-listers roamed the venue, creating major moments for fans and camera phones alike. Big Sean, Nav, and a crew of others kicked back with Complex News, chatting with reporter Jordan Rose, while Ken Carson filmed a live episode of Sneaker Shopping with Joe La Puma. The marketplace was packed with heavy hitters too—Offset, Gunna, and more were seen checking out the latest drops. On top of that, viral food sensation Keith Lee, rapper Tobe Nwigwe, Lil Yachty, and a slew of other celebs were spotted mixing and mingling, adding to the energy and excitement that made ComplexCon the event of the year.To close out Day 1, ComplexCon delivered an unforgettable concert experience that had the crowd buzzing long after the final note. Metro Boomin took the stage, spinning hits from the likes of 21 Savage, Future, Kendrick Lamar, and more, setting the tone for an epic night. Ken Carson and Destroy Lonely followed with high-energy sets, performing tracks from their latest albums Great Chaos and Love Last Forever. But the true highlight came when Playboi Carti hit the stage. Kicking things off with the exclusive, unreleased track “H00dbyair,” the crowd went wild as the floor literally shook and fans lost themselves in the chaos. It was the kind of energy that only ComplexCon can bring—an unforgettable night that left everyone ready for more.