Nicki Minaj - Gettin Paid
Nicki Minaj - Dang A Lang
The Suppliers feat Gucci Mane - Wanda
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Gourmet Nove 2010 Spring "Royal Lizard"
Gourmet preview their upcoming 2010 spring release, the Nove. Featuring a “royal lizard” upper based on a royal blue with texturized reptilian leather, the shoe’s clean silhouette is further enhanced by a Velcro strap. Available starting January of 2010.
Cassette Playa x Nike Sportswear Dunk High Premium "Rivals Pack"
Following some uncertainty regarding a release in general, here’s what appears to be the final version release from Nike Sportswear and Cassette Playa. The previously seen Dunk High probably won’t release but we haven’t heard any official word yet. Nevertheless, this toned down version will probably be better received anyways. Stay tuned for word on availability.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Chip Tha Ripper and Dj E-V Interview at Kid Cudi Listening Party
Chip and E-V talks about fashion, upcoming projects, and how he and Cudi made "hyerr"
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Nike Dunk Hi Supreme “East” by DJ Clark Kent
The latest Nike Dunk “East” installment sold out quick all across New York, and now the Left Coast will have a shot at them, as Proper Long Beach just got some in stock.
If you recall from our update just two days ago, these feature a Gucci-inspired colorway and were designed by DJ Clark Kent. A gum buttom and ostrich make this a pretty sought-after Dunk, so don’t miss out on your (second) opportunity.
Click here for more pics
LeBron James Nike Pro Combat Commercial
We have seen a plethora of Nike Air Max LeBron VII colorways since it first revealed it was first revealed at the Innovation and Inspiration Tour a last month. Now, we have spotted the first commercial for LeBron’s seventh signature sneaker. Oddly, it shows James wearing the USA Olympic jerseys; however, he is sporting a never-before-seen pair of the Air Max LeBron VII.
Consistently implementing practical themes to their timeless Chuck Taylor silhouette, Converse whip out a new set of kicks inspired by the classic Down Jacket. Three different colorways are tagged on the old school design, available in green, red, and black quilted patent leather selections in both the Chuck Taylor Low and Hi. With retail set at ¥8,295 (Approx. $91 USD), all 6 options can be found via Flauge
All Three Colorways Are Also Available In Low-Top.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
HUF "SF" Exclusive New Era Caps
HUF is set to drop two exclusive felt wool New Era caps this Saturday, September 19th at their flagship San Francisco store. The caps will come in two different two-tone colorways with a simple “SF” logo. Both are offered in limited quantities on a first come, first serve basis.
HUF
812 Sutter Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
415.674.3744
Billionaire Boys Club x The Blueprint 3 T-Shirt Set
After giving us a peek into the “So Ambitious” version, Billionaire Boys Club unveil all three designs from the brand’s The Blueprint 3 lineup. Although each version shares familiar imagery, each reflects a different message, with a couple featuring backside graphic hits. The “So Ambitious”, “ABC”, and “I’m On A Mission” tees will see a release on September 23rd within BBC/Ice Cream Japan. A US release can be expected as well. Retail is set at ¥7,140 (Approx. $78 USD).
Friday, September 18, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
VMA's Wrap Up
(Come On Kanye. Im All For Speaking Your Mind, But Theres A Time And Place.)
(These Have To Be Like The Best Dancers In The World To Keep Up With Michael Jackson. If U Watch Closely Even Janet Slips Up And Has To Skip Steps.)
(See, Gaga's Not A Man! But Still, Hanging Yourself, Really?)
(Beyonce Performing Single Ladies...She Killed It, As Usual.)
(The Right Thing To Do.)
(Jay Killed It. FLAT OUT. But Whats Lil Mama Doin On Stage?)
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Friday, September 11, 2009
Hot Leaks
YB-So Turnt Up(Jerkin Song)
BIGG 330-Jerk In A Snapback(Jerkin Song)
Ro2co Feat. Lotto-I Can Bang That(Jerkin Song)
Donnis-Run This Town Freestyle
Monday, September 7, 2009
Bruce Bowen Retires From NBA
After helping the San Antonio Spurs win three championships and establishing himself as perhaps the premier perimeter defender of his generation, Bruce Bowen is retiring at 38.
Bowen formally announced his retirement Thursday at the San Antonio spa/salon he co-owns and operates with his wife, Yardley.
"It's not how you start but how you finish," Bowen told local reporters, reflecting on his unlikely journey from undrafted free agent out of Cal State Fullerton to key contributor with three championship teams in San Antonio.I hope my legacy would be as someone that never was satisfied with just being where they were."
Bowen's eight seasons with the Spurs -- during which he became a fixture on the NBA's all-defensive team as well as a target for criticism after numerous opponents complained about his tactics -- ended in June when San Antonio included him in the three-team trade with Milwaukee and Detroit that brought the offensive-minded Richard Jefferson to the Alamo City.
"People are entitled to their own opinions," Bowen said. "I've been fighting that ['dirty' label] for quite some time. It just so happened that I was there after everyone stuck their hands in the cookie jar and then the lights came on and I had a cookie."
Asked about the likely reaction to his retirement from stars such as the Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant and the Phoenix Suns' Steve Nash, Bowen said with a laugh: "I'm sure a lot of people are happy."
Bowen became an unrestricted free agent on Aug. 1 after the Bucks, foiled in their attempts throughout July to move him along in a subsequent deal, paid $2 million to buy out his $4 million contract for next season.
It was initially believed that Bowen would then sign in August with one of the Spurs' championship rivals. Orlando, Boston and Cleveland were all mentioned as possibilities. But he has apparently decided instead to pursue his off-court business and community interests as well as a career in broadcasting.
Veterans with playoff résumés like Bowen's are frequently invited to sign with contenders as a stretch-run addition for the playoffs, but it was not immediately known whether Bowen would be open to an in-season comeback. His next basketball-related appointment is Oct. 10, when Bowen joins Canadian Football League legend Damon Allen and former Major League Baseball pitcher Dan Boone in a class of six inductees into Cal State-Fullerton's Athletics Hall of Fame.
After going undrafted out of Fullerton in 1993, Bowen began his professional career in France as more of a scorer, before transforming himself into a defensive specialist to win over then-Miami Heat coach Pat Riley. He played sparingly for Miami, Boston and Philadelphia in his first four NBA seasons, before returning to the Heat in 2000-01 and breaking through to be voted by coaches to the league's all-defensive second team.
Bowen then signed with the Spurs in the summer of 2001 and wound up making the all-defensive first team five straight times between 2003-04 and 2007-08. Developing a reliable 3-point shot from the corners along the way, complementing his ability to guard players of all sizes and offsetting his struggles at the free throw line, Bowen was a fixture in the starting lineup as San Antonio won championships in 2003, 2005 and 2007.
But there were fines and controversies in San Antonio as well, as Bowen -- for all of his good work in the city as an off-the-court ambassador -- was accused by high-profile foes such as Vince Carter, Ray Allen and Steve Nash for stepping into the landing space of jump shooters or using his hands and feet too aggressively. Bowen started 500 straight games for the Spurs before getting hit with a one-game suspension in March 2008 for kicking New Orleans' Chris Paul. On Thursday, though, Bowen said he only once purposely kicked another player: Seattle's Allen in a March 2006 game as part of an incident that earned him a $10,000 fine.
"That play I remember and I regret because of me intentionally doing that," Bowen said.
After starting in every regular-season and playoff game in his first seven seasons with the Spurs -- and leading the league in 3-point percentage (.441) in 2002-03 -- Bowen averaged just 18.9 minutes per game in 2008-09. Injuries suffered at various points by Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili prompted San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich to search for more offense, which sliced into Bowen's playing time.
Bowen averaged 6.1 points in 873 regular-season games, posted a career percentage of .393 from 3-point range and earned an unexpected invite at the age of 35 to try out for Team USA in the summer of 2006 from coach Mike Krzyzewski.
Bowen formally announced his retirement Thursday at the San Antonio spa/salon he co-owns and operates with his wife, Yardley.
"It's not how you start but how you finish," Bowen told local reporters, reflecting on his unlikely journey from undrafted free agent out of Cal State Fullerton to key contributor with three championship teams in San Antonio.I hope my legacy would be as someone that never was satisfied with just being where they were."
Bowen's eight seasons with the Spurs -- during which he became a fixture on the NBA's all-defensive team as well as a target for criticism after numerous opponents complained about his tactics -- ended in June when San Antonio included him in the three-team trade with Milwaukee and Detroit that brought the offensive-minded Richard Jefferson to the Alamo City.
"People are entitled to their own opinions," Bowen said. "I've been fighting that ['dirty' label] for quite some time. It just so happened that I was there after everyone stuck their hands in the cookie jar and then the lights came on and I had a cookie."
Asked about the likely reaction to his retirement from stars such as the Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant and the Phoenix Suns' Steve Nash, Bowen said with a laugh: "I'm sure a lot of people are happy."
Bowen became an unrestricted free agent on Aug. 1 after the Bucks, foiled in their attempts throughout July to move him along in a subsequent deal, paid $2 million to buy out his $4 million contract for next season.
It was initially believed that Bowen would then sign in August with one of the Spurs' championship rivals. Orlando, Boston and Cleveland were all mentioned as possibilities. But he has apparently decided instead to pursue his off-court business and community interests as well as a career in broadcasting.
Veterans with playoff résumés like Bowen's are frequently invited to sign with contenders as a stretch-run addition for the playoffs, but it was not immediately known whether Bowen would be open to an in-season comeback. His next basketball-related appointment is Oct. 10, when Bowen joins Canadian Football League legend Damon Allen and former Major League Baseball pitcher Dan Boone in a class of six inductees into Cal State-Fullerton's Athletics Hall of Fame.
After going undrafted out of Fullerton in 1993, Bowen began his professional career in France as more of a scorer, before transforming himself into a defensive specialist to win over then-Miami Heat coach Pat Riley. He played sparingly for Miami, Boston and Philadelphia in his first four NBA seasons, before returning to the Heat in 2000-01 and breaking through to be voted by coaches to the league's all-defensive second team.
Bowen then signed with the Spurs in the summer of 2001 and wound up making the all-defensive first team five straight times between 2003-04 and 2007-08. Developing a reliable 3-point shot from the corners along the way, complementing his ability to guard players of all sizes and offsetting his struggles at the free throw line, Bowen was a fixture in the starting lineup as San Antonio won championships in 2003, 2005 and 2007.
But there were fines and controversies in San Antonio as well, as Bowen -- for all of his good work in the city as an off-the-court ambassador -- was accused by high-profile foes such as Vince Carter, Ray Allen and Steve Nash for stepping into the landing space of jump shooters or using his hands and feet too aggressively. Bowen started 500 straight games for the Spurs before getting hit with a one-game suspension in March 2008 for kicking New Orleans' Chris Paul. On Thursday, though, Bowen said he only once purposely kicked another player: Seattle's Allen in a March 2006 game as part of an incident that earned him a $10,000 fine.
"That play I remember and I regret because of me intentionally doing that," Bowen said.
After starting in every regular-season and playoff game in his first seven seasons with the Spurs -- and leading the league in 3-point percentage (.441) in 2002-03 -- Bowen averaged just 18.9 minutes per game in 2008-09. Injuries suffered at various points by Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili prompted San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich to search for more offense, which sliced into Bowen's playing time.
Bowen averaged 6.1 points in 873 regular-season games, posted a career percentage of .393 from 3-point range and earned an unexpected invite at the age of 35 to try out for Team USA in the summer of 2006 from coach Mike Krzyzewski.
From ESPN.com
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Kid Cudi- Soundtrack 2 My Life
A CDQ leak off Man On The Moon. Produced by Emile.
KiD CuDi - Soundtrack 2 My Life [via 2DB]
Bonus: KiD CuDi - Simple As… (prod. Plain Pat)
Album in stores 9/15.
KiD CuDi - Soundtrack 2 My Life [via 2DB]
Bonus: KiD CuDi - Simple As… (prod. Plain Pat)
Album in stores 9/15.
Karmaloop Exclusive Supra Skytop
This Skytop obviously contains a 100% banana yellow colored base combined with a white vulcanized rubber sole. The texture makeup reveals heavy perforations on the side panels, tongue and heel panel, while the remaining sections contain a sleek patent leather material. To finish it off, this Skytop colorway possesses a black inner lining paired with black shoelaces. The Karmaloop exclusive Supra Skytop went on sale yesterday at 8PM on Karmaloop’s online store and at the Karmaloop store in Boston.
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