Music genius and game changer Pharrell Williams dials into The Breakfast Club to promote current album project GIRL, which receives a world wide release today. Get into the interview in full below.
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Kanye West Releases the Trailer For his upcoming Yeezus Movie Tour film. Directed by Hype Williams it is expected to come out later this year…
Steve Lazarides teams up with Pepsi to bring us this unique collection of football stars spiced up with some fresh underground art.
Here is the London Fashion Week AW 2014 Street Style edition
Stussy has just unveiled the lookbook of their new Spring / Summer 2014 collection which was entirely Shot in Jamaica by photographer Francesco Giusti Italian.
“Through friendship with the family of Peter Tosh, Francesco was able to gain access to Jamaica that most outsiders are not permitted. Living on the island for more than two months, he worked daily with a local Rastafarian to meet local personalities and capture their portraits.
The connection to the vibrant music and Rastafari culture of Jamaica has always been at the core of the Stüssy brand. These portraits capture an honest look of the people who began those themes and live them to this day.”
London Based illustrator Joey Green discussed with The Doppelgangaz about the creative process of their new album PEACE KEHD, R.A. The Rugged Man Official Page, some Female Cartoon Characters and more, Watch Part 1 & 2 after the Jump
BIG SHOUTOUTS to Benji B, Kaytranada and Yasmin for supplying us with that funky sound. Shoutouts to all the girls looking fire there as well.
Philip Seymour Hoffman was one of the greatest actors of his generation. Every role, no matter how small, was a master class in character. His presence filled the screen with personality inhabiting the people he became to make you believe their emotions.
“The Big Lebowski’s” grovelling assistant, the hypnotic arrogance of “The Master”, the devious menace of “MI3’s” Owen Davian, but above all he stirred wit and flawed humanity into every performance.
The Summer of Gods is a short film about a troubled girl named Lili who unites with her Afro-Brazilian religious ancestry on a summer visit with family to their ancestral village in rural Brazil. Soon after her arrival, she encounters Orishas (African gods) who join with her grandmother to help her find peace with a gift that has previously vexed her. The film is set in the Northeast of Brazil where Afro-Brazilian religious traditions remain strong. Lili’s Grandma is a well revered local priestess who honors the Orishas. Lili is blessed by the goddesses as well. To preserve tradition, they lead her on a mystical adventure through a nearby forest which symbolizes her initiation into the tradition.