Banksy, the legendary grafitti artist, has a new exhibit at the City Museum in Bristol. The exhibit is said to have over 70 new pieces and 30 more previous pieces that have been revised. You can look at his previous work on his website here
- Author: Andy
- Published: Jun 13th, 2009
- Category: Art, Pop Culture
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Banksy versus Bristol Museum 2009
- Author: Andy
- Published: Jun 10th, 2009
- Category: Uncategorized
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Pharrell gives some great advice for new artists.
I think you can take Pharrell’s words and apply them to any industry, career, sport, or really anything you do or want to be in life. I like this message; it may seem like common sense, but people forget things like this. Especially in America where the sense of entitlement is so high, perfect example is the credit industry and how to many people thought they deserved more than they could afford.
Tom Knox in London
Tom Knox is a pretty good skater that lives in London, and his brother Josh happens to be a pretty good film maker. Enjoy the short and the music.
- Author: Andy
- Published: Jun 9th, 2009
- Category: Uncategorized
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Kanye West Good Morning Video…damn
This is one of my favorite songs from Kanye West’s album “Graduation”, and I just found out theres a video for it. I must have been living under a rock. Anyway check it out, This songs pretty old, but it will always be good.
- Author: Andy
- Published: Jun 6th, 2009
- Category: Pop Culture
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Kid Cudi’s “Heaven at Nite” Music Video
Kid Cudi’s new music video for “Heaven at Nite” is pretty slick. I really think Kid Cudi is a serious lyracist that will come out with more and more great stuff as his career continues. Hope you enjoy the video.
- Author: Andy
- Published: Jun 1st, 2009
- Category: Pop Culture, Sports
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A New Kobe/Lebron Puppet Commercial from Nike
I’ve been a fan of this new Lebron and Kobe puppet marketing campaign from Nike Basketball. I think I’ve enjoyed every commercial I’ve seen so far, “Kobe looking for his rings” was by far my favorite. Anyway a new one came out a couple days ago and I thought it had a pretty good ending.
- Author: Andy
- Published: May 20th, 2009
- Category: Pop Culture, Sports
- Comments: None
New Derrick Rose and Dwight Howard Commercials
Adidas has come out with two new Adidas Basketball commercials featuring Derrick Rose and Dwight Howard respectively. I guess overall its always cool to see new commercials featuring both these players, but I’m really not so sure about the concept. It really reminds me of Lebron James Chamber of Fear Ads from Nike. They both feature a ‘far east’ style and don’t really show any live action. Which makes them a bit slow to me. Anyway decide for yourself.
- Author: Andy
- Published: May 20th, 2009
- Category: Architecture
- Comments: None
Hilarious Video on ArchDaily.com
3-2-1 Contact: Architecture
ArchDaily.com is an architecture site that has a lot of interesting articles on architecture and recent designs of all kinds of cool buildings. So today I was checking out their site and the newest post had this video on it. It’s an old 80s children’s tv show and the intro song is absolutely hilarious, check it out.
- Author: Andy
- Published: May 19th, 2009
- Category: Uncategorized
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New Clae Rollins for 2009.

CLAE has come out with their new 2009 “Rollins” and they are pretty slick. I’m a big believer in keep it simple stupid, and these shoes are a perfect example of that. Not overly flashy, and subtly cool. I think I might have to pick a pair of these up at Oki-Ni.

- Author: Andy
- Published: May 19th, 2009
- Category: Uncategorized
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New Sherlock Holmes Movie by Guy Ritchie
Detective Sherlock Holmes (Robert Downey Jr.) and his stalwart partner Dr. Watson (Jude Law) engage in a battle of wits and brawn with a mystical nemesis whose plot is a threat to all of England.
Guy Ritchie is by far one of my favorite writer/directors, so I’m pretty interested in his new feature film “Sherlock Holmes.” After viewing the trailer, I’m not so sure about it, but I’m definitely going to see it. It’s interesting to me that Sherlock Holmes is such an “action” guy, although I don’t really follow Sherlock Holmes I really didn’t see him getting into fist fights and being around the general vicinity of explosions. More of a clever detective that solved things with his brain, and not his brawn (excuse me, that was ridiculous). Either way it’s a Guy Ritchie film, which means I’m going to see it… in theatres.



