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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Yahoo
The Porsche 963 RSP in Photos
More from Robb Report These Personal Subs Can Now Be Rented by the Week Anyone? Anyone? Ferris Bueller's Famous Sweater Vest Is Up for Grabs This Summer Chef Matty Matheson Teamed up With Gozney on a Limited-Edition Pizza Oven Best of Robb Report The 2024 Chevy C8 Corvette: Everything We Know About the Powerful Mid-Engine Beast The World's Best Superyacht Shipyards The ABCs of Chartering a Yacht Click here to read the full article. The Porsche 917 from the side. The Porsche 963 RSP's cockpit. Porsche 963 RSP (left) alongside the Porsche 917. Porsche 963 RSP from above.
Tom's Guide
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
Gozney partners with Matty Matheson to launch a new limited-edition Tread pizza oven
When there's pizza on the table, everyone wants to get a look in, and we couldn't hold back from sharing that Gozney, one of the best pizza oven manufacturers, is launching a new limited edition oven. What's more, the launch is in partnership with chef, actor, and television personality Matty Matheson. What's there to be excited about? The limited-edition version of Gozney's Tread pizza oven has undergone a makeover; rather than the Olive or Black colorway, it now features a bright orange design with cartoon extras on the side. It's available direct from Gozney for $549, and although you can't purchase it just yet, you can sign up for it on Gozney's website. Matheson, best known for his work on the show 'The Bear', where he plays the character Neil Fak, has been collaborating with Gozney for 10 years. He brings his fun and approachable manner to his work, which is certainly reflected in the bold design of the limited-edition Signature version. We love the engraved cartoon accents that feature on the exterior of the stainless steel pizza oven, which are drawn by Matty's illustrator, Christopher Wilson. Tom Gozney, founder and designer of Gozney, says, 'The limited edition Tread is loud, bold, full of personality, and just like Matty, it doesn't take itself too seriously,' and adds, 'But underneath all that fun, it's still Gozney through and through.' From June 18, you can fire up a flaming orange version of Gozney's Tread pizza oven, which features as the best portable pizza oven in our best pizza oven buying guide. It's available direct from Gozney for $549, but although you can't purchase it just yet, you can sign up for it on Gozney's despite the new limited edition, the Gozney Tread is a relative newcomer to the market, having only been introduced earlier in 2025. Aesthetically, it's very similar to the super-sized Gozney Dome. The difference is that it can only handle small pies. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Its compact dimensions make this gas-fired pizza oven ideal for taking on camping and road trips — you can pack it up and go. Additionally, it can reach temperatures of over 900°F in as little as 15 minutes, cooking up to a 12-inch pizza. It also has a lateral gas burner that replicates a traditional wood-fired flame for even and consistent heat distribution. However, if you don't fancy the bright orange Matty version, you can opt for the standard colorways in either Olive or Off Black, which are available for slightly less at $499 from Gozney.
Fast Company
4 days ago
- Business
- Fast Company
Matty Matheson is dropping a new signature Gozney oven
Matty Matheson is a star and producer on the award-winning shoe The Bear, a massive YouTube personality, best-selling cookbook author, restaurateur, entrepreneur, and more. No one will ever confuse him with the ShamWow guy, but that's exactly what Matheson is going for in a new brand campaign from outdoor oven brand Gozney. The extremely fitted blue shirt is all part of an infomercial vibe concocted by Matheson and the Gozney creative team. 'I found that shirt on eBay,' says Matheson. 'Because I just felt like I needed to wear a stupid shirt, like the ShamWow guy or something.' It's also part of the brand's first paid media advertising push for a new campaign called 'Cook Different.' And perhaps the crown jewel of it all is a signature Matty Matheson edition of Gozney's new Tread portable outdoor oven that drops June 18. Since 2021, Gozney has grown from $25 million in revenue to nearly $100 million last year—despite the outdoor pizza oven market exploding over COVID-19 and since contracting. Gozney has strategically used design and content to differentiate itself, and build a healthy brand identity. Key to the brand's success is the relationships it has built with chefs and personalities like Matheson. With 'Cook Different,' Gozney is out to prove it. Meeting Matty Tom Gozney founded his company in 2010 as the Stone Bake Oven Company, producing custom-built commercial pizza ovens for the U.K. market. But in 2016, with the launch of the Roccbox oven, Gozney shifted its focus to everyday people. He knew that if he could convince chefs of the portable outdoor oven's value, then the home kitchen heroes would follow. So he began building relationships with influential U.K. chefs. One of them was Lee Tiernan, owner of Black Axe Mangal. Tiernan was trying out Gozney's Roccbox oven, and was among a few who spread the world to Matheson in Canada. 'Several my friends in England that are chefs were like, 'yo, there's this fucking oven that's sick, you should check it out,'' says Matheson. 'I got one. We used it. It's sick. I loved it. And then Tom brought me over to England and we just hit it off.' Gozney was a fan of Matheson's based on his work with Vice, so was keen to get him an oven. Soon after, Matheson was posting clips of himself using it, not even as a paid ambassador. 'It was so brand elevating for us at the time,' says Gozney. 'Matty was a subcultural figurehead through Munchies and Vice and all of that stuff.' Since then, Matheson has been involved in other Gozney content, but also a sounding board behind the scenes on new and potential ambassadors. Gozney says that it's one of the company's longest relationships and a standard-bearer for what they aim for overall. 'I didn't want to build an outdoor cooking brand. I wanted to build something culturally relevant,' says Gozney. 'And I was always fundamentally focused on, who are the people that we're going to interact with? Even if someone has 10 times the followers, but they're not culturally right for the brand, we just won't fuck with them. And Matty is just the epitome of what we're looking for.' They've been working together for so long that when the idea for a signature oven came up, Gozney says there was really only one choice. 'Matty's obviously got an incredible way about him from a brand perspective, and we wanted to lean into collaborations,' says Gozney. 'And it just felt like the right move for us to start with these Matty campaigns. He's been the leading, most passionate brand partner and friend for so many years, it just felt fitting. It would feel like I was cheating on him if I did it with anyone else.' Enter the Tread This is only the company's third signature product. Both Tom Gozney and Brad Leone have had limited signature Roccbox designs. The Tread is a new oven, designed for being as portable as possible. It weighs in at less than 30 pounds, fits 12-inch pizzas and cast iron pans, can hit 950 degrees Fahrenheit in 15 minutes, and features a stand with adjustable legs, a built-in level, and a roof rack cutting board. The growth trajectory of the company, combined with a new product, presented an opportunity for the brand to lean a bit more into its relationship with Matheson. The limited edition Matty x Tread oven is bright orange, featuring illustrations by Matty's longtime artist, Christopher Wilson, engraved onto its stainless steel exterior. It looks a bit like a Stars Wars droid that just happens to cook pizza. In a good way. There's also a capsule collection of customized placement peels and other merch. 'This was just one of those perfect opportunities to kind of just put a little bit of my character into this perfect thing they've developed,' says Matheson. 'I'm not some pizza master. It makes amazing pizzas, but I'm a meat and potatoes kind of guy, so I think it's a perfect outdoor oven. The blaze orange is so iconic.' Retaining heat The videos were shot on a sound stage in Salt Lake City and Matheson says the process was pretty loose. 'It's this thing where they came with a really good idea, and we just started riffing back and forth,' he says. 'It was all just really collaborative. Their team knows me, they understand my wheelhouse, and they wanted to do something fun. So we had a basic outline and then we just had fun with it.' Jonathan Kantor, Gozney's chief revenue and marketing officer says he was aiming for something like a cross between HexClad and Liquid Death. The former effectively leverages its partnership with Gordon Ramsay, while the latter creates hilarious content that plays with our cultural relationship with brands and advertising. 'The concept of 'Cook Different' is about elevating Matty's presence within Gozney, along with our background with professional chefs and commercial ovens, and doing a brand campaign that's more about captivating eyeballs and telling a story versus more direct response, transactional marketing.' Gozney is investing in more traditional paid media for this campaign than ever before, specifically on connected TV, and will have a shared billboard in Times Square. At the same time, it continues to invest in longer form content, like its ongoing YouTube series Pizza with Frank, starring Frank Pinello. Pinello is the founder of Brooklyn pizzeria Best Pizza, and is about to start his second full season of the Gozney-backed show. 'It's completely entertainment storytelling,' says Kantor. 'These episodes get 500,000 to a million views a piece, and there's not a single paid media dollar behind them. So we're thinking about who shows up in content, who shows up on our own channels, and how we can tell stories around it.' In a world flooded with collabs, Matheson says the longevity and real connection between them is what makes this collaboration different, and he hopes it shows in the content and the product. 'We've been both doing this thing since the beginning,' says Matheson. 'With other brands, it's a job, it's how we pay the bills. It's how I'm able to continue my YouTube and continue a lot of things. Sometimes a brand just wants you for this one thing. No problem. But this is very different. 'Gozney has been holding on to a lot of the people that have been there since the beginning, and I think that really shows the importance of true alignment, that is really special and really organic. We have a genuine, good relationship. Some brands are like that. Some aren't,' says Matheson.
Scottish Sun
5 days ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Fans form massive queue down Scots street as star of hit TV show arrives in town
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) HUNDREDS of fans formed a massive queue along an Edinburgh street to meet a TV star who was visiting the city. Matty Matheson, who plays handyman Neil Fak on the hit drama series The Bear, was spotted in the capital city over the weekend. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 5 Fans were delighted when Matty Matheson visited Edinburgh over the weekend Credit: Instagram/toppingsedin 5 Hundreds of fans turned up to see the TV star Credit: Instagram/toppingsedin 5 They formed a massive queue all the way down the street Credit: Instagram/toppingsedin The actor, who is also a renowned chef, was in Edinburgh promoting his new book Soups, Salads, Sandwiches. The 43-year-old delighted fans as he held a book signing evening at Topping & Company Booksellers on Blenheim Place. The new book "celebrates the everyday essentials, the holy trinity of daily meals" and has gone down a treat with his two million followers. And they turned up in their hundreds to catch a glimpse of the huge TV star and have him sign their book. Staff at Toppings shared snaps and videos of Matty's visit on Saturday on their social media pages. One clip shared on Instagram showed a massive queue of fans running along a busy street to get into the bookstore. The line stretched along the whole of Blenheim Place, almost reaching Greenside Parish Church, which was a few streets away. Inside the shop, Matty was filmed as he interacted with starstruck fans and chatted to them as he signed copies of his book. One fan even surprised him by showing up with her beloved dog as Matty beamed and cuddled the pooch while it sat on his lap. Staff at Toppings captioned the post: "Not quite a typical bookshop Saturday… Matty Matheson joins the crew. The 1% Club leaves 13 players stumped with tricky picture question - but would you have got it right? "Thank you Matty, Matty's team, and all who joined!" Replying in the comments, Matty said it was "a beautiful day" and added, "Y'all the best." Excited fans flocked to the comments of the post as they gushed over the star visitor. One person wrote: "I so wish I'd realised he was going to be there! Love some MM". Another added: "Love this so much". Someone else posted: "Woah!" And a fourth shared: "Oh wow!!" While a fifth chimed in: "That's a lot of people". Matty shot to fame after joining the cast of The Bear in 2022. He plays the role of a much-loved character who struggles to prove himself in the fast-paced environment of a restaurant. Matty is currently touring the UK and Europe with his newest cookbook. He is set to visit Manchester tomorrow before heading to Dublin on Thursday and then Belfast on Friday. 5 Matty was in a bookstore signing copies of his new cookbook Credit: Instagram/toppingsedin
Edinburgh Live
5 days ago
- Business
- Edinburgh Live
Queues stretch up the block as Edinburgh locals vie to meet TV star from The Bear
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Get the latest Edinburgh Live breaking news on WhatsApp Edinburgh locals were spotted queueing in droves down a city centre street for their chance to meet a celebrity at a book signing event. Lines formed on Saturday, May 31 during an event held at Topping & Company Booksellers of Edinburgh on Blenheim Place. The shop welcomed Matty Matheson, a celebrity chef and entrepreneur known for his portrayal of handyman Neil Fak on the hit television series The Bear. Matheson - who has over two million followers on Instagram - gained acclaim for his role in the comedy drama, where his character struggles to prove himself in the fast-paced restaurant world. The multi-hyphenate was visiting Edinburgh to promote his new cookbook - Soups, Salads, Sandwiches - which "celebrates the everyday essentials, the holy trinity of daily meals," according to his website. Toppings staff took to social media to share news of Matheson's visit, saying: "Not quite a typical bookshop Saturday ... Matty Matheson joins the crew. Thank you Matty, Matty's team, and all who joined!" The video shows Matheson chatting with starstruck fans while signing copies of his new cookbook. Footage captures the massive queue of admirers awaiting their turn to meet the star, which stretches out the Toppings doors and up Blenheim Place, nearly reaching the Greenside Parish Church up the road. One local even surprises the chef with her dog, which Matheson welcomes into his lap mid-signing. Matty Matheson is currently on a book tour across the UK and Europe. Upcoming locations include Manchester on June 4, Dublin on June 5, and Belfast on June 6. More information on his tour can be found here. Join Edinburgh Live's Whatsapp Community here and get the latest news sentstraight to your messages.
