How I Rock It

My Morning Jacket's Jim James rocks the stage in L.A. Actor Jason Lee shows off his vintage rides and rides with the Venice Vintage Motorcycle Club. Meatball impresario, and owner of The Meatball Shop, Michael Chernow opens a new restaurant. And designer Waraire Boswell suits up the NBA elite, including L.A. Clipper DeAndre Jordan.

DJ Zen Freeman partners with a hypnotist. Director Paul Feig goes in search of the perfect martini. Steve Shaw defines NSFW (but artistic!) photography. Tattoo artist Mr. Cartoon takes a low-rider tour of East LA.

Designer John Varvatos hosts a rock concert in the Bowery. Magnus Walker showcases his fleet of custom Porsches. Chef Marcus Samuelsson preps for a night in his iconic restaurant The Red Rooster. And magician Rob Zabrecky attends the star-studded Magic Awards.

Air Jordan sneaker designer Tinker Hatfield goes inside the Nike archives. "Boardwalk Empire" star Vincent Piazza gets outfitted in the classic menswear brand Ovadia and Sons which incorporates history into fashion. Car crafter Jonathan Ward reveals his handmade collection of vintage vehicles powered by modern-day mechanics. Hip-hop producer 88-Keys explores his obsession with family, music and oddly, Ralph Lauren.

Follow the trendsetters and tastemakers that followed their intuition for their dream jobs. Beginning with hip hop photographer Jonathan Mannion, whose first cover photo was of Jay-Z. Hear why he lives by the philosophy that it isn't work if you're doing what you love. Then, New York's Duncan Quinn shares the secrets behind his suit designs and why if you're a client of his, you're also a friend. Daniel K Nelson owns one of the most famous bars in Los Angeles, The Writer's Room. Hear how 1920s speakeasies inspired his Hollywood hotspot. Lastly, follow filmmaker David Lynch as he shares the importance of following your intuition and why he believes if you dive into each day, life gets better and better.