INYIM Contributor
Anthony De La Cruz
Anthony De La Cruz is the founder and creative director of It’s Not You It’s Me Media, the independent publication he has helped shape since its launch in 2009. From the beginning, he has approached INYIM as more than a news site, building it as a constantly evolving creative space where music, entertainment, men’s fashion, photography, and visual storytelling can exist side by side.
Anthony guides the publication’s editorial direction and visual identity, with a sharp instinct for emerging talent, overlooked stories, distinctive imagery, and the moments that deserve more attention than the mainstream cycle gives them. His work reflects the spirit that has defined INYIM from the start: original, independent, curious, and driven by a genuine love of creativity in all its forms.
Latest Stories by Anthony De La Cruz
36,368 published stories
Camp Schill, Elan Lee & More Hit the Coast for Mode 3
Seven models bring suits, surfboards, tropical prints, Prada knitwear and barefoot beach energy to Giovanni Corabi’s Mode 3 editorial.
Actor Turned Model Paul Kircher Covers Harper’s Bazaar Homme France
Paul Kircher slips into model mode for Harper’s Bazaar Homme France, mixing Dior tailoring, vintage layers, theatrical feathers and one giant teddy bear.
Samuel W. & Anarcius Jean Relax Into &Kin Summer 2026
Samuel W. and Anarcius Jean bring relaxed tailoring, floral lace, patchwork shorts and woven summer footwear to &Kin by Kith Summer 2026.
Price Is Right Contestant Faints as Credits Keep Rolling
Price Is Right contestant Alene wins a car, a Paris trip and thousands in prizes before fainting as the closing credits keep rolling.
Meet the Aardwolf, the Tiny Hyena Built to Eat Termites
Neither wolf nor typical hyena, the striped aardwolf spends its nights sweeping up thousands of termites with one highly specialized sticky tongue.
Björk Lets Human Behaviour Run Wild in a Stripped-Back Live Take
Björk turns Human Behaviour into a stripped-back vocal playground where every whisper, cry and fearless melodic leap gets room to run wild.
Performance Choice of the Day: Mel Torme’s Sprightful “Mountain Greenery”
Mel Tormé’s sprightful Mountain Greenery remains an irresistible showcase of jazz timing, lyrical wit and effortless swing 70 years later.
Flashback Friday: 1970s “E-lectric Banana” Stereo Phone
The 1973 E-lectric Banana Stereo Phono packed a turntable, twin speakers and four record speeds inside one completely bananas case.
World Cup 2026 Prize Money: Every Team’s Payout by Stage
The 48-team FIFA World Cup arrives with a record financial package and a $50 million placement award waiting for the champion.
