Despicable Me Trailer

What started out as just wanting to see what movie Pharrell was involved in scoring some tracks for has become genuine interest in watching what looks like is going to be a pretty damn funny CG movie. Take a look and see for yourself.

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Clash of the Titans Trailer

And in keeping with the Greek mythology theme from below, check out the trailer for the revamped Clash of the Titans. All I know is that there better be a mechanical owl somewhere in that damn movie...lol


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Percy Jackson & The Olympians Trailer

Ran into this online and it looked pretty interesting; at least it does to someone like me who's a fan of Greek mythology.

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Kaws Book Announced by Rizzoli

Rizzoli has amounted a series of very strong titles on and by people from our culture in the last couple of years. For Spring/Summer 2010 the book publisher will come out with the Supreme book by Aaron Bondaroff and today we learned that a book entirely concentrating on the life and career of New York artist Kaws will also be released.

“This comprehensive monograph explores KAWS’s art career in depth, from his early street art interventions to his recent send-ups of familiar cultural icons. With wit, irreverence, and even affection, KAWS takes infa- mous entertainment characters such as the Simpsons and the Smurfs and traps them in plastic blister packages while reinterpreting their appearance. The packaged “Kimpsons” and “Kurfs” are new types of hybrid artworks that both serve and criticize contemporary consumer culture. Also featured is KAWS’s astute and prolific body of commercial work, including apparel from his Japanese store OriginalFake, a partnership with Medicom Toy, as well as product design, limited-edition toys, graphic designs; collaborations with architect Masamichi Katayama and artists Hajime Sorayama, Todd James, and Mark Dean Veca; collaborations with companies including Comme des Garçons, Levis, Lucas Films, The Simpsons, Nike, Supreme, and Marc Jacobs; and Japanese companies such as A Bathing Ape, Undercover, and Visvim.”

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum will hold a large Kaws exhibition from June 27th until January 2nd 2011 and for the opening of the exhibition the book will also be released. We will keep you posted!

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Nixon Fluro Player | Grapefruit Yellow

The final Nixon Player from the Fluro Series has been unveiled; this time they chose the grapefruit yellow colorway. Look out for a release soon and [possibly] another upcoming Rubber Player Series in the near future.

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Comme des Garcons x The Beatles Collection

After a small preview a couple of weeks ago, we can give you a complete look at the first drop of The Beatles x Comme des Garcons Collection. The drop includes a series of bags, t-shirts, as well as dress shirts. The first collection of this long term project will be released at Dover Street Market on November 27th.

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Band of Outsiders F/W 2009 | October Releases

One of the more versatile and classy brands in the contemporary market, Band of Outsiders has certainly garnered the attention of plenty with its new seasonal selections. Amongst the chosen releases for October are three nicely cut Schoolboy Blazers, a Toggle Coat, tailored trousers, tweed vest, and a few simple button-down pieces. All can be purchased directly at Forward.

Check out the release below:















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Converse Jack Purcell Waxed Leather Mid

A solid new mid top version of the Converse Jack Purcell has been relaesed. The sneaker comes in two colorways, both featuring waxed leather uppers, protecting the shoe and your feet from the cold and wet. The sneaker is now available from Mita.

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C'mon Son #6

First off I gotta give big shots to my friend Denise someone, because without them commenting about it, I would never have heard about Ed Lover's hilarious take on current events, entitled "C'mon Son." This is the latest edition and I'll try to post up newer ones from time to time.
Alright, no more talky...enjoy.



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Casio Poptone Cubic Puzzle Watch

Nerd Chic ALERT!

Considering that everyone uses cell phones to get their portable puzzle game fix these days your watch really doesn't need to do anything other than tell the time and compliment your outfit. That's exactly what the Casio Cubic Puzzle Watch aims to do. Lacking actual game functionality this watch presents the time in a Tetris like package with bright blocky buttons. Although its style seems a bit retro this timepiece features a sharp LCD display and a sleek thin profile that could only be found in a modern watch.
Available for $90 at the always amazing Tokyo Flash.com

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Graffiti Bars

You'll have a hard time deciding whether you should eat these or hang them on your wall. Graffiti has come a long way from the rebellious days of the past when angsty youth scrawled a rough expression of their disdain for society wherever they could. This raw creative artwork that made itself seen on subways and alley ways lead to a modern and compelling art movement. Ten of NYC's most respected graffiti artists designed labels around these delicious gourmet chocolate bars which benefit the children's art organization All Stars Project. Work by innovating artists like Blade, Crash and Lady Pink cover exciting flavors like Dark Strawberry, Banana Milk and Milk Cafetto.
Available for $35 for the set or $3.50 apiece, available here.

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Apple Magic Mouse

Pioneered on the iPhone, iPod touch and MacBook trackpad, Multi-Touch technology allows a remarkably better way to interact with your portable devices – finger gestures. Today, Apple has brings gestures to the desktop with the world’s first Multi-Touch mouse. Comes standard with the new iMac (yes there’s also a new iMac) or is available on it’s own for $69 USD. Looks kind of like a spaceship.

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