While CNN covers the important events and YouTube the completely unconsequential fodder, there does exist an in-between dimension that gets buried somewhere in the backyard of alternative media. Tired of not liking what they were seeing and totally bored by…
Continue Reading →Zach Slow had a dream. That dream was to go on a date with UK Rapper Lady Sovereign. After turning that dream into a reality in June of 2006 and following the passing of his father, Mr. Slow has moved…
Continue Reading →I'm exhausted. For the past few nights I've been glued to Shred or Die, watching pro and regular extreme sports enthusiasts get their skate/snow/surf/BMX/moto on, and as a person who isn't accustomed to the quick energy burst from these types…
Continue Reading →Birds do it, Bees Do it, Monkeys up in trees do it, heck even you and me do it. Everyone Poops, but at least we humans have the decency to flush our fecal matter down through a complex series of…
Continue Reading →I'm biding my time before looking through Dazed & Confused magazine's Dazed Digital site because it holds so much content (a good thing), the highlights of which include interviews with Bjork and designer Bernhard Willhelm, and an up-close and personal…
Continue Reading →This weekend, while retrieving a dog-slobber-drenched tennis ball wedged between my sheets, I wouldn't have considered a constructive or attractive use for such things, besides a non-noisy chew toy for Stella and a reason for guys to stare at Maria…
Continue Reading →Ruben Sanchez, the 27 year old Art Director of Spain's Alai Skateboards, is my new favorite graphic designer. With notable talent in several areas (web, video and illustration in particular) Sanchez takes a particularly unique approach in the creative incorporation…
Continue Reading →As many of you know, Spear Collective member Jason Thielke was the centerpiece of last weekend's Toxic Show at Hecklewood in Portland. The guys at Hecklewood did a great job capturing some of what went on via video footage and…
Continue Reading →Sundance Film Festival kicked off last night in Park City, Utah-- swarms of people head to one of the coldest, most conservative and lack-luster cities in the world (minus the skiing, but there isn't even snow there yet). They all…
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