“I wanted to buy the house,” he says as he ushers me in. The bright red door opens, and the only two residents of this sprawling, four-bedroom domicile emerge: Ellison and his six-month-old miniature Boston Terrier pup, Iko. On the day of our first appointed meeting, fragrant rose bushes bloom along the path leading up to the house. On the eve of Flying Lotus’ fifth album, You’re Dead!, I find myself before his latest home, a two-story behemoth located on the north side of the Hollywood Hills, in Studio City. Washington, with the backyard pool that Ellison jumped into for the photograph on the cover of 2012’s Until the Quiet Comes. There was the apartment he lived in while recording his 2008 sophomore album, Los Angeles, nestled in the suburban desert purgatory known as the San Fernando Valley the cramped house tucked into a hillside in Echo Park when 2010’s Cosmogramma dropped the bigger house located in the up-and-coming LA neighborhood Mt. There may be no better sign of Flying Lotus’ restless creativity than this: with every new album, the 30-year-old producer, born Steven Ellison, has upgraded houses. “I designed a hoodie with my friends at Russ & Daughters, the proceeds from the sale of every hoodie will go to the Actors Fund’s efforts to support NYC theater workers impacted by the pandemic.From the mag azine: ISSUE 94, on stands October 21st. “Nothing like a big bag of bagels and LOX!” Gyllenhaal wrote.
The sweatshirt itself, which Gyllenhaal modeled alongside a stunning trash bag of bagels in his Instagram announcement, has the word LOX splashed across the front in gray lettering. All proceeds from the limited edition sweatshirt, now available on Russ & Daughter’s website for $150, will go towards the Actors Fund, to give back to local theater workers impacted during the pandemic. Gyllenhaal sported the latest look in their (hopefully) ongoing line for good. The actor took to Instagram to announce yet another amazing collaboration with the iconic NY fish purveyor Russ & Daughters. Jake Gyllenhaal is back doing what he loves, supporting smoked fish and New York City. If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission.
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