A Record of Streetwear & Urban Art — 2006–2014
With the bitterness of a single 30-something woman on Valentine’s Day, I loathe October 31 for its insignificance on my calendar, and more importantly, the distractions…
Jason, Freddy, candy, ghosts and goblins…with Halloween soon upon us, I thought about the best part of Halloween (besides the massive consumption of treats). Now that…
An orange squeezer that looks like a spider getting ready to race away; a footstool that looks like a giant crown from a child’s cartoon; a…
Paul McGuigan’s “Lucky Number Slevin†is a violent, raucous good ol’ time with a stellar cast. It scarcely ventures into new territory, but the way it…
Flipping, the un-noble art of buying a limited edition item to immediately sell it for a sizeable profit. And, in my opinion, the scourge of the…
That’s what the sign on the door used to say…. but the way things are going, it seems as though everyone is doing the complete opposite.…
Soul singer Roy Charles Hammond was a hugely talented singer and writer, whose ability far exceeded the moderate attention he received since his start in 1958.…
Apparently a memo was sent to North American DJs that declares hyphy mashups as the new crunk, or even, the new snap rap. Regardless of any…
Today, the worldwide web is a microcosm of the hip-hop industry. Any and everybody can make a website with MySpace, youtube or similar online “communitiesâ€. Thus,…
During the Second World War, established artists from all around Europe such as Picasso congregated in Paris and created the Absurdist movement in reaction to the…