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Opening Ceremony has debuted its annual, limited-edition magazine — OC Annual. With the content to revolve around a certain theme each year, the inaugural issue focuses on Sports for the Olympic year. “With imagery and text by both iconic and up-and-coming photographers, artists, and writers, the magazine features a range of incredible, athletic content.” Look for OC Annual to also come in a unique iPad application, featuring exclusive content captured by Bruce Weber, Poppy de Villeneuve, and a host of artists. The print magazine is available now in limited numbers through Opening Ceremony.

Here’s a look at Goodhood‘s seasonal print publication, the “Paper 2″ newspaper. There’s a ton of unique content in the mix including product highlights, cookbooks, staff picks and more. Some of the features have already hit the store’s blog though presentation is quite different. You can grab the “Paper 2″ newspaper for free in-store and it will be shipped with every online purchase as well, though no telling when it will run out.

In the Fall/Winter 2011/12 issue of Fantastic Man, we came across this spread which sheds light on grey flannel and delivers some exceptional styling to boot. “”A True classic in menswear, grey flannel has all the qualities to create strong angular looks and make clothes look so elegant.” The editorial was captured by Paul Wetherell and styled by Jodie Barnes.

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Available now is Inventory Magazine’s Issue No. 5. This issue features highlights with Carlo Rivetti and Stone Island, Missoni, Nepenthes, Mos Def, Flat Head and a few others. Find it at Inventory Stockroom.

Complex continues to push the envelope in print design and their cover for the June/July 2011 issue is another winner in our book. It pins Andy Samberg at the beach with Rick Ross in a shot that references this iconic poster from Jaws 2

Our rap/comedy dream team is really running things right now—the Saturday Night Live star just released Lonely Island’s second album Turtleneck & Chain, while the Bawse just dropped Maybach Music Group’s debut Self Made Vol. 1.

The issue officially hits newstands June 7 but you can catch the full cover story over at Complex now.

The other day, we were greeted with the latest issue of Rouleur Magazine at our doorsteps and through all the holiday festivities, we finally got a chance to check it out. For anyone not familiar, Rouleur is the ultimate publication for anyone interested in the sport of cycling. Road racing is a beautiful thing and so is this magazine as it focuses on amazing photography and writing.

Issue 21 digs deep and sheds light on people that make the sport move forward in a positive manner, like Juan Antonio Flecha of Team Sky and Brian Robinson, the winner of the 1961 Dauphiné Libéré. All-in-all, the mag’s a must-read for any biking enthusiast as it really well curated, something we don’t often see these days.

Issue 21 of Rouleur Magazine and other past issues are in stock now at Rapha.

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Published by the good folks at It’s Nice That, their third issue is shaping up to be a great one. This one’s got interviews with the likes of Milton Glaser, Tom Gauld, and Keith Schofield.

The third issue of our bi-annual publication, due for release on April 1 2010. 128 pages of advertising-free content, documenting the best of the work featured on the site from November ‘09 to March ’10, alongside a series of never previously published interviews and features written by current practitioners.

Also, If you pre-order by March 31 for the April 1 release, they’ll even toss in a print by Amsterdam based illustrator Parra. The massive (980×550mm) pre-order print will be screen printed onto bible paper and come folded and slipped into the front of all orders due to be shipped at the end of the month. (more…)

Issue 33 of McSweeney’s Quarterly will be a one-time only, Sunday-edition-sized newspaper—the San Francisco Panorama. The edition gives a little bit of life back to what is otherwise a dying medium. It’ll have news and sports and arts coverage, and comics (sixteen pages of glorious, full-color comics, from Chris Ware and Dan Clowes and Art Spiegelman and many others besides) and a magazine and a weekend guide, and will basically be an attempt to demonstrate all the great things print journalism can (still) do, with as much first-rate writing and reportage and design (and posters and games and on-location Antarctic travelogues) as the team can get in there.

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Courtesy of Creative Review, we’ve gotten word that design blog It’s Nice That has gone print with their first issue. “Since April 2007, Will Hudson and Alex Bec have trawled the internet for great creative work and published their findings on their blog. Two years on, and in and interesting online-to-print transformation, they have just published the first in a series of printed editions of the best of their posts, offering more in-depth articles and images from their favourite projects.”

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