An ice cream truck is selling popsicles in Los Angeles and New York that are shaped like tech billionaires. Called 'Eat the Rich' popsicles, the treats are the latest endeavor by MSCHF, a Brooklyn ...

The shoes eventually generated a lawsuit from Nike because they allegedly ... MSCHF will open its ice cream truck in New York City from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Washington Square Park and from 11 a.m ...

MSCHF was also behind the “Eat the Rich” ice cream trucks that popped up in New York City and California last summer, which sold ice cream shaped like the faces of billionaires. More about Boots ...

MSCHF's BWD Shoe, which go on sale April 11 at $135 a pair, are the latest drop from the Brooklyn-based creative collective. MSCHF Reveals Backward-Forward Sneaker as Follow-Up to Big Red Boots ...

Last week, MSCHF unveiled ice cream trucks in New York and Los Angeles selling Eat the Rich Popsicles—$10 frozen treats shaped like the visages of Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Mark ...

While MSCHF might have some big shoes to fill, it looks like they're on the right track. So, if you want to hop on the trend, the Big Red Boots will be available to shop on Feb. 16 at 11 a.m. EST.

The MSCHF x Jimmy Fallon shoe, also called the "Gobstomper," is a colorful platform sneaker with an array of colors. It is scheduled to be released on July 28, 2022, at 1pm EST.

By Taylor Nicioli, CNN (CNN) — MSCHF has been called many things — performers, designers, even internet trolls — but for co-chief creative officer ...

MSCHF is, after all, the company that minted $1,018 red and black “Satan Shoes,” which made national headlines for allegedly containing a drop of blood and led to a Nike lawsuit. Lil Nas X ...

MSCHF is often surprised by the public response to its drops. The original 200 pairs of big red boots sold out instantly. The “Jesus Shoes” began as a limited collection of a dozen pairs ...