Saw the trailer for the Social Network a while back. Although loosely based on the real events of how Facebook was conceived, this should make an interesting movie. The music for the trailer is a great choice, a cover of Radiohead’s "Creep." Watch the trailer after the jump.
Defining Wisdom
50 of the world’s most inspiring and iconic figures over the age of 65 share their words of wisdom. Wisdom is a multimedia exhibition that features extraordinary large-format portraits and documentary footage of interviews created by award-winning photographer and filmmaker Andrew Zuckerman.
Astronauts by Hunter Freeman
Filed under: Art, Photography Tags: Astronauts, Hunter Freeman
An amusing series of photographs by Hunter Freeman. Not much to say but enjoy the pics. More after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Vans SK8-Hi x Filson Rucksack
This colabo is fresh, I like brand collaborations that are not the norm. Vans has been doing some nice collaborations with heritage brands such as Brooks. And now Filson, the rucksack and the SK8-Hi complement each other perfectly. Read the rest of this entry »
R.I.P. George Steinbrenner
George Steinbrenner died at 80 today. Rest In Piece. Got to respect a man who lived for winning.
Nike Chalkbot
Filed under: Brand, Culture, Events, Video Tags: Livestrong, Nike, Tour de France
During the Tour de France, it has become a tradition for many fans to create elaborate messages and images along the course. Nike and some robot engineers to create Chalkbot. Chalkbot automates by allowing people around the world to submit inspirational messages eight hours ahead of the riders. Of course the messages has to be approved first. After approval, a photo and GPS coordinates is sent to the person. Great idea!
LeBron goes to Miami Heats
Filed under: Brand, People, Sport Tags: Chris Bosh, Dwane Wade, Lebron James
I just "witnessed" it, LeBron made his decision to play for the Miami Heats. D. Wade, Bosh, and LeBron on the same court is a crazy team. Pat Riley just got the top 3 free agents this summer for a discount price. Challenge now is for Pat Riley to get other players to surround them. I feel bad for Cleveland though, this decision also effects the Cleveland area economically since there will be less seats being filled in Quiken Loans Arena. Miami downtown area will be a boom economically. I’ll definitely go see this trio when I visit Miami and when they visit NYC. Hopefully this team can coexist, this all looks real good on paper for now (remember the Laker team with Shaq, The Glove, Mailman, and Kobe?). I got to salute LeBron though, he picked winning over the money. Read the rest of this entry »
Ninja Say What?!
Filed under: Culture, Entertainment, Life, Video Tags: Asian, Ninja
A short film featuring Jerry Ying on the appropriate use of the word “ninja” among Asian American’s. Video after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
1 Billion Dollars
Ever wonder how a billion dollars looked like? Here are images of a billion dollars of $100 bills stacked up in 12 standard pallets. Gives you an idea of how the stimulus package would look like.
Free Fall
Filed under: People, Places, Video Tags: Dean's Blue Hole, Guillaume Nery
Amazing video of a base jumper. Just watch the video after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Spirit Intact, Soldier Reclaims His Life
Filed under: Culture, Events, Health, Life, People Tags: Iraq, War
As we celebrate the 4th of July, lets not forget why were celebrating it the first place. Read this article about Specialist Marrocco. He lost his arms and legs in Iraq when his truck came across a bomb. His story is both inspirational and grim reminder of the true nature of war. Read the rest of this entry »
Chicago is daring LeBron James to play for the Bulls
Filed under: Brand, Marketing, People, Sport Tags: Lebron James, NBA
Every NBA team is campaigning to get Lebron to sign for their respective team. So far the most creative has to go to the city of Chicago. Read the rest of this entry »
Super Sexy CPR
Filed under: Entertainment, Health, Life, Video, Women Tags: CPR, Sexy
Here is an interesting way to learn CPR. Nothing much to say but to check out the video after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Apple Of My Eye
It’s no doubt the Apple iPhone4 is a great phone. People continue to line up to get their hand on the phone even after all the lawsuits and complaints about the signal issue. Here is an example of one of the phones’ many capabilities. Users can edit movies on the phone. Check out the short story all done in the iPhone4 after the jump Read the rest of this entry »
Hobo x Koyuk Double Wing Deck Shoes
Filed under: Brand, Life, Style Tags: Hobo, Koyuk
These are fresh. Koyuk is a Spanish footwear brand known for their hemp ‘Double Wing’ deck shoes. They’ve collaborated with Hobo for these light weight espadrilles. The leather trim is a classic Hobo touch. Love the simplicity of the shoe combined with the texture from the hemp body and straw sole. I’ve had my on these for a while now and the Red and Navy joints are on the way. $220 each, ouch. Got to help out the economy somehow.
NY Steak at Boyd Thai
Filed under: Places, Restaurant & Food Tags: Boyd Thai
Had dinner at Boyd Thai tonight. I’ve been going to this place for over five years now and the food is still great. I don’t work in SoHo anymore so I don’t visit as much. One dish that I order almost every time that I go there is the NY Steak. The menu has had some changes but the NY Steak is the one dish that has remained untouched. Check it out when you get a chance. Address and info after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Lakers Win Game 7: Ron Artest Post Game
Filed under: Events, People, Sport Tags: LA Lakers, NBA Finals, Ron Artest
The Los Angeles Lakers has just won their second consecutive championship. The game didn’t get good until the last 3 minutes. However the best part of the game was the post game interview with Ron Artest. Instant classic. Check it out after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Wooden’s Career Lessons For Today’s Workforce: Focus on Building Character, Not Reputation
Filed under: Culture, Life, People, Sport Tags: John Wooden
How others perceive us in our work and in life matters. When John Wooden, the famous UCLA basketball coaching legend died last week, we lost a master at instructing people on how to live life successfully. Coach Wooden was voted in 2009 as the greatest coach of all time by Sporting News. His career highlights include National Championships in 1932 as a player at Purdue, and 10 National Championships as a coach at UCLA from 1964 – 1975. His overall winning record of 80%+ will likely never be matched. Read more after the jump.
Michael Jordan is Back Again: NBA 2K11
Filed under: Electronics, Entertainment, Marketing, Sport Tags: Basketball, Michael Jordan, NBA2K11, Video Game
His Airness is back again. Not the actual hardwood but the virtual floor of NBA2K11. This is a sure way to drive more sales to the already popular video game series. Read more after the jump.
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Wired for Apple iPad
Filed under: Brand, Technology Tags: Apple, iPad
If you have an iPad check out the Wired app. Wired is launching their June issue on the iPad for $5. So far the only app that shows the iPad’s true potential. check it out here
Internet Gives BP a Snarky New Logo
Filed under: Brand, Events Tags: BP, Gulf Of Mexico, Oil Spill
The U.K. arm of the environmental group Greenpeace started a logo redesign contest for BP in the wake of the company’s massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The results? Predictably passive aggressive.The contest stems from a Greenpeace takeover of the logo hanging from the facade of BP’s London headquarters last week. Check out video after the jump.
Selima Optique Money 2 Aviator
Picked up these Selima Optique aviator glasses from Barneys. Giving the wayfarer a break this summer.
Kanye West – Power
Filed under: Music, People Tags: Kanye West, Power

New single from Kanye called Power. Not as good as his other joints but will definitely grow on people as it gains airplay and its catchy hook sticks to people’s heads.
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Iceland Volcano
Filed under: Events, Places, Video Tags: Eyjafjallajokull, Iceland, Volcano
The recent volcanic eruption in Eyjafjallajokull, Iceland turned a big portion of Western Europe into a no fly zone for a few days causing some major travel disruption. Check out this video from Sean Stiegemeier where he captures the beauty of the volcanic eruption. Watch video after the jump.
Beamer, Benz Or Bentley Parody: Tall Grande or Venti
Filed under: Entertainment, Music, Video Tags: Beemer Benz or Bentley, Tall Grande or Venti
Hilarious parody of Beemer, Benz, or Bentley called Tall, Grande, or Venti. Check out the video after the jump.
Winning, loyalty or immortality?
Filed under: Brand, People, Sport Tags: Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron
While the Celtics shocked everyone and beat the Cleveland Cavaliers, the biggest story wasn’t the Celtics great win but instead LeBron James impending free agency this summer. As the game ended that night, the image of the Cavaliers seemingly quitting the last two minutes cemented an image of LeBron into my head. LeBron just doesn’t have the killer instinct like MJ. ESPN writer Bill Simmons basically sums up what I feel about the whole thing. Read the article after the jump.
Toyota posts $2.2 billion profit – what recall?
Filed under: Brand, Business, economy Tags: Toyota
Read this article from the NYT which I found surprising. Despite the massive recalls and lawsuits that Toyota has faced this year they still managed to post a $2.2 billion profit from aggressive customer incentives and massive cost cutting. Read the article after the jump.
Clarks Weaver
I like this shoe. I’m sure everyone has had a pair of Clarks in their life. Haven’t had a pair in ages but this pair got my attention. Will be great for the summer and a nice segue from the whole boat shoe craze that I see everyone wearing.
Red Cafe – Heart and Soul of New York City
Filed under: Brand, Places, Sport, Video Tags: Basketball, K1X, New York City
Check out this video Heart and Soul of New York City by K1X a film be Kevin Couliau. Met Kevin a while back when I was still doing the MIKE23 line. If you play ball you’ll appreciate this.
Car Bomb in Times Square
Filed under: Events, Places Tags: Car Bomb, nyc, Time Square
What a way to end the night. Everyone was out tonight in the streets having fun. The nicest day we’ve had in the city in a while. Had a crazy fun night chillin bar hopping and celebrating my home girls birthday. I get home and hear this news. Just gets me mad that people would do something like this. Glad the NYPD found it before it caused serious harm.
Find Your Love – Drake
Filed under: Music, People, Video Tags: Drake, Find Your Love, Kanye West
I like this song. Second single from Drakes upcoming album "Thank Me Later". Find Your Love produced by Kanye. Listen to the song below and check out the video after the jump.
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Funny Amazing Kobe Fan
Filed under: Entertainment, Sport, Video Tags: Kobe Bryant, Lakers, NBA
Funniest YouTube video I’ve seen a while. Crazy Kobe fan. Definitely fake but still very funny. Check the video after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Miami South Beach
Filed under: Marketing, Places Tags: Miami, South Beach, Training Camp
Mimosa Light Installation
Filed under: Art, Design, Technology Tags: Jason Bruges Studio, Phillips
Mimosa is an interactive artwork displaying behavior that mimics responsive plant systems.The piece was inspired by the Mimosa family of plants, which change kinetically to suit their environmental conditions. The studio has used the slim form of individual OLEDs to create delicate light petals, forming flowers, which open and close in response to visitors. Very Cool. Check the video and more images after the jump.
Peter Funch Babel Tales
Filed under: Art, People, Photography Tags: Peter Funch
Apple’s Next iPhone
Filed under: Brand, Business, Electronics, Technology Tags: Apple, iPhone
Here’s is probably the biggest product leak of the year. Apple’s 4th generation iPhone. This is big news since Apple has one of the tightest security with their future products. I wonder what financial analysts will think of this leak since it has disrupted Apple’s news cycle on new product launches. Surprisingly, aside from tech blogs the leak hasn’t hasn’t made it out to more mainstream news media. Nothing new design wise though. Another Deiter Rams inspired design. Front facing camera is a nice feature but Japans has had that for ages. Just like the iPad, the software and OS will make this a great device. More Images After the jump.
Tiger Woods – Nike Commercial
Filed under: Brand, Marketing, Sport, Video Tags: Golf, Nike, Tiger Woods
I’m sure everyone knows the whole Tiger Woods scandal by now. This week Tiger made his comeback to the sport of golf at the Masters. People will either have a negative or positive reaction to this emotional commercial. The ad uses Tigers dad to scold him asking him if he had learned anything from his mistake combined with Tigers face looking like he is about to cry. The commercial indirectly addressees the scandal and in a way telling the world lets move one, lesson learned, now buy Nike branded products. Using Tigers dad’s voice was a great strategy, corporate daddy Nike wouldn’t be able to scold him so why not use the real father which almost everyone can relate to. Watch the video after the jump.
Tokyo Glow
Filed under: Brand, Places, Video Tags: Generic Man, Tokyo Glow
Loving this film. A branded short film for The Generic Man by Industry Films and Citizen Jones. Watch the video and more info after the jump.
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Oliberté Adibo Desert Boot
Filed under: Brand, Style Tags: Adibo Desert Boot, Oliberté
Picked up these boots today. Went for a different look than the other desert boot silhouettes currently out in the market. Canadian based Oliberté is the first footwear company to make premium footwear exclusively in Africa. Highlighting the collection is Oliberte’s version of the classic desert boot, the Adibo. The uppers are constructed from premium Ethiopian leather. The lining is a soft goat leather, while the outsole is made from recycled crepe rubber. Now available here. More images of the boots after the jump.
Thome Brown for Supreme
Filed under: Brand, Style Tags: Supreme, Thome Brown
Here is an unlikely collaboration, Thome Brown for Supreme. The best of both worlds of street wear and men’s fashion. The shirts look classic and simple. Also liking the cut of the shirt on the model. I’ve been looking for a black shirt to wear for the spring and summer so I’ll be hitting up Supreme to check them out. More images after the jump.
New York Tilt Shift Time-Lapse
Filed under: Places, Video Tags: New York City, Tilt Shift, Time Lapse
A day in the life in New York City. In miniature. Watch the video after the jump. Watch it in full screen for the best effect.
NY-Z An ABSOLUT Collaboration with Jay-Z
Filed under: Brand, Marketing, People, Video Tags: ABSOLUT, Jay-Z
The Absolut company unveils NY-Z, a short film featuring none other than the don of hip hop culture, Jay-Z. "NY-Z paints a rare portrait of the hip-hop icon, with unprecedented access to JAY-Z the days and moments leading up to, and after, his legendary benefit concert. Danny Clinch gives viewers an intimate glimpse into Jay-Z’s childhood, his motivation as an artist, his passion for music, and his muse, New York." Check out the full documentary after the jump.
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Come On Paint Me White Again
COME ON PAINT ME WHITE AGAIN. An amusing conversation between government workers of Newcastle City and graffiti artist mobstr. View the rest of the images after the jump to see how the rest of the conversation went.
Lady GaGa – Telephone Video & Product Placement
Filed under: Brand, Marketing, Music, People, Video Tags: Beyonce, Lady Gaga
The Telephone featuring Beyonce was directed by Jonas Åkerlund also include a guest appearance by Tyrese Gibson and the “Pussy Wagon” truck, which was loaned out by Kill Bill director Quentin Tarantino. Aside from being being an original video one thing that a viewer might not notice is the perfectly placed product advertisement throughout the vide. Each endorsed product was perfectly separated to give enough time to identity each product. Watch the video and list of product placement after the jump.
Staple Spring 2010 Tees
Filed under: Brand, Style, economy Tags: Recession, Staple
Loving these tees from Staple’s 2010 Spring Collection. The theme is "EconMajor." A great spin and interesting look at the current economical conditions. I can actually see myself wearing all these tees. My personal favorites are people/profits, C.R.E.A.M. and the Workman. Available at ReedSpace. Check out more images after the jump. via: Stapledesign
Quoddy for Wings + Horn Shoes
Filed under: Brand, Style Tags: Quoddy, Wings + Horn
Wings and Horns have teamed up with Quoddy to create both a boat shoe and chukka boot in a couple of interesting colors. The textile used on the chukka will definitely set it apart from the all the other boat shoe looking chukka’s out there. Ok so where can I buy this? More images after the jump.
Horsetail Firefall
Filed under: Art, People, Photography, Places Tags: Horsetail Waterfall, Yosemite National Park
This is an amazing picture. At first glance I thought it was lava flowing out of a mountain, something out of a sci-fi movie. But its not, it nature at its best. Every year during the month of February, the Horsetail Falls turn golden around sunset. This photo was made by Rob Kroenert on February 18th 2010 in the Yosemite National Park.
Karl Lagerfeld Imports Glacier for Chanel’s Fashion Show
Filed under: Brand, Events, People, Science, Style Tags: Chanel, Fashion Show 2010, Glacier, Karl Lagerfield
Designers doing some crazy things, but this one may just take the prize. For Chanel’s Fall/Winter 2010 show Karl Lagerfeld imported a massive 265-ton glacier from northern Sweden, where over the course of six days 35 sculptors (flown in from around the world) whittled the icy block down to a 28-foot tall frozen landscape. For this brief one-time show, the Grand Palais itself was also kept at subzero temperature for an extra Arctic effect. While we ‘re not quite sure how keen Karl is to the whole global warming situation, his musing to reporters on the issue certainly says a lot: “Have you felt any warming this winter? Maybe that’s all nonsense, who knows.” More images after the jump.
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Beautiful Fül 2010 Fall/Winter Collection
Got to check out Beautiful Fül 2010 Fall/Winter Collection. Love the 60′s/70′s biker gang look. Although a lot of the pieces are monotonic the different fabrics and textures used on the items gives them a fresh modern look. Probably going to pick up the black jacket. Check out more images and a video after the jump.
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Gorillaz – Stylo
Filed under: Music, Video Tags: Gorillaz, Stylo
Check out this video for the Gorillaz new single Stylo. The song features Mos Def and Bobby Womack. Although the video doesn’t feature Mos Def and Womack, it does feature a very familiar gun toting Bruce Willis. Also check out their latest album, Plastic Beach. Watch the video after the jump.
TRON Legacy Trailer
I’ve been waiting for this movie to come out since I first heard of the concept and viewed the first trailer last year. Disney just released another teaser trailer before its opening day on December later this year. Check out the trailer after the jump.
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Drake – Over
Here is Drake’s newest single from his upcoming album. What you think?
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New Toy – Burberry Sport Digital Watch
I’m an impulsive buyer, I like the color black, I’ve been looking for a nice digital watch that’s more grown than played out G-Shock and I can wear and beat up on a daily basis. Came across this Burberry Sport Digital Watch and just loved the detail on it. Masculine and yet classy looking. Had to have it. Click on the image to enlarge and click here to buy the watch.
Sky is the Limit – Notorious B.I.G.
Filed under: Music, People, Video Tags: Notorious BIG
Thirteen years ago the late great Notorious BIG was gunned down. After all that time it’s amazing how his music stays relevant and continuous to inspire new generations of musicians. Click after the jump to view a video and listen to his most inspirational song.
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Handsome Men’s Club
Filed under: Entertainment, Video Tags: Handsome Men's Club, Jimmy Kimmel
Here is a skit from The Jimmy Kimmel Show over the week called Handsome Men’s Club. One of the funniest skits I’ve seen in a while. Just watch the video after the jump.
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Live Fearlessly
We all have fears of some form, whether it be fear of flying, commitment, snakes, or height. These fears sometimes prevent us from achieving our goals we put out for our selves. I think part of the reason is the the biggest fear of all which is failure. It’s either we have failed in the past or fear of failing in the future that hold us back sometimes. Make future plans but focus on the present without fear of the past and future. Focus on the present along and the tasks at hand and achieving your future goals will be much easier and enjoyable. Check out the quote below from Louis E. Boone.
“Don’t fear failure so much that you refuse to try new things. The saddest summary of a life contains three descriptions: Could have, might have, and should have.”
- Louis E. Boone
Fashion Icons Inside Love Magazine
Filed under: Art, Photography, Reading Tags: Amber, Daria, Jeneil, Kate, Kristen, Lara, Love Magazine, Naomi, Natalia
I know I’m a bit late on this but I just got the magazine. For the third issue of LOVE magazine, editor-in-chief Katie Grand picked the eight women "generally acknowledged as the most beautiful in the world" and had them photographed all posing in the same position. Grand told Vogue.com, "We did this to show how much they differed physically from one another, which is why we also printed their measurements…the point is that ‘perfection’ is not fixed, timeless or transcendent." Check out the rest of the covers and images after the jump. WARNING: images are NSFW.
Feroz – Invisible Man
Filed under: Music Tags: Feroz, Invisible Man, Mixtape
The much anticipated Invisible Man mixtape is finally here and available for free download. Here’s a snippet from Feroz’s blog "Invisible Man is my first mixtape. It’s a collection of songs that I made while in the pursuit of my dreams. Only God knows what tomorrow holds, so for today I am grateful to have the opportunity to share this with you. I hope this project tells you a piece of my story and speaks for a piece of yours." First mixtape in a while that I listened to from start to finish. Even the album artwork is nice.
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Victims of Life
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Square Up: Now anyone can be a merchant
Filed under: Brand, Business, Electronics, Technology Tags: Squareup
Got to check out Squareup. A new device for smartphones such as the iPhone or the Motorola Droid. Squareup allows you to take credit card payment through your phone. With this I wont have to worry about client’s checks bouncing, I’ll just run their credit cards to secure a payment. Anyone can become a merchant now. Check out a video explanation and more images after the jump.
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What’s Your Style?
Esquire did this piece on the stereotypical America man look. Its an interesting and amusing read. Which one are you? I personally own a piece of each look.
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Koenigsegg Agera
Filed under: Brand, Cars Tags: Agera, Koenigsegg
Swedish car maker Koenigsegg is unleashing their newest model to the world. The Agera, but its basically an update of the CCX though. Inside the carbon fiber and aluminum honeycomb chassis lies the same 4.7-liter V8 as the CCX, but output has increased to 910 horsepower and 811 pound-feet of torque, allowing the 2,832-pound Agera to hit 62 mph in 3.1 seconds and top out at over 242 mph.
What do you know about Breasts?
Filed under: Culture, Health, Life Tags: Breasts
So what do you know about breasts? Check out this infographic that point out 15 interesting facts about the breasts.
2010 Best New Designers In America
Filed under: Brand, Reading Tags: Ben & Doug Burkman, Billy Reid, Chai, Eunice Lee, GQ Magazine, J. Crew, Vincent Flumiani
Everyone knows what GQ magazine is by now. For the march issue they created a list of top new brands for 2010 to look out for. Check them out after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Neurosonics Live
Filed under: Music, Video Tags: Holograms, Neurosonics
Just came across this video of the Neurosonics. Just sick use of holograms. Watch the video after the jump.
Amirko’s Change It! Wall
Filed under: Architecture, Design Tags: Amirko, Change It! Wall
Is wall paint the next thing to be obsolete? Probably not but I think this concept of a customizable wall is fresh. The wall was designed by Amirko. Each square on the wall has three sides which can rotate to reveal a different color. It’s just a concept now but I’m sure it will end up in someone’s condo or showroom. I wouldn’t mind having one in the living room. More images after the jump.
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Design Evolution of Famous Company Logos
Filed under: Art, Brand, Design, Marketing Tags: Evolution, Logo

Do you know the reason why there is small cut in the Apple logo? Or did you ever wonder what the Microsoft logo looked 20 years back? Or perhaps you may have wondered the actual meaning behind BMWs logo? This article showcases 40 famous company logos and describes how each has evolved from its origins to the modern styles of design that we see today.
Kanye West "Coldest Winter" Directed by: NABIL
Filed under: Music, Video Tags: Kanye West, Nabil
After releasing for almost over a year, videos for Kanye’s "808′s and Heartbreak" continue to come out. This time its for the song Coldest Winter. The video is a haunting representation of one of the most personal songs from 808′s. The video was directed by Nabil who also produced other videos for Kanye, John Legend, Common, Mr. Hudson, and Mos Def to name a few. Check out the video after the jump.
Gold DeLorean
Filed under: Brand, Cars, Video Tags: DeLorean Motor Company, Gold
Came across this pic of a gold DeLorean while checking out Scott’s blog. This thing is fresh. You can buy your own DeLorean with modern amenities. click here
Water Bobble
I’m sure almost everyone at some point during the course of the day drinks water. And there is a good chance that its bottled water. Those bottled water will get costly after a while. Check out the water bobble, it filters regular tap water into fresh drinking water. By the way, a lot of the water bottling companies out there do just that anyway, take tap water and "purify" it. The Water Bobble is a water bottle made of recycled plastic in a cute shape, courtesy of designer Karim Rashid, and six fashion colors. But what makes it tap friendly is a carbon filter that meets or exceeds NSF International Standard 42, the standard that governs public and private drinking water. The filter should be replaced every two months or after filtering around 40 gallons of water. It sells for $9.95 and will be available from March 1 in multiple retail outlets, including Bed Bath & Beyond, JC Penney, Whole Foods and many others.
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Porsche 911 GT3 R HYBRID!
We Are the World: 25 for Haiti
Moleskin Notebooks – Nothing beats paper for now
How To Make It In America
Aloe Blacc – I Need A Dollar
Simplify Your Life
State of the Internet 2009
All Gone 2009 – (White/White)
Maloof Brothers bring Money Cup to NYC & South Africa
Carhartt Spring/Summer 2010
Utada Hikaru
Super Bowl XLIV
My Monogram by Louis Vuitton
ORIGINALFAKE x INVINICBLE
Saw this piece on Anderson Cooper 360 a while back. It takes a look at the Pharell’s outlook on the US educational system, which personally I think needs some restructuring to stay current and connected with today’s students and keep up with new information/knowledge that is exponentially growing through the web and social media outlets. Read more and watch the video after the jump.