Showing Posts From "September 2014"

Eyo! As some of you know, through my endless rants and angry tweets, I moved into a new house. I got myself a nice little house in Echo Park, and I have been so excited to shoot in it. I met Dani a... Read more

Slow Culture is proud to present the latest solo exhibition from artist Travis Millard: “Kiss My Aura” opening tonight from 7-10PM, showcasing a culmination of new and previously unseen works spann... Read more

Last Sunday, I was lucky enough to get press credentials and shoot at the Street League Finals. I know there’s a lot of back and forth in the skateboarding community about Street League and its pla... Read more

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Like religion, Cryptik‘s message can seem paradoxical to those unfamiliar – and more often than not, leads to more questions asked than answered. Religion, or lack thereof, is part of the driving f... Read more

Just in time for New York Fashion Week, we wanted to get our fam together with streetwear and music enthusiasts for a grand ole function the The Hundreds New York way. At GRND from 7-10pm TONIGHT, ... Read more

I rarely know what can happen day-to-day outside of the 8-9 hours I spend at my day gig, so I pretty much figure out my nights as the day transpires. The night I interviewed Bugsy at Rizzo’s, he tu... Read more

Dyson 360 Eye – Dyson is setting its sights on Roomba and plans on combining robotics with their world-class suction. Those who love to keep their carpet and floors clean will appreciate how Dyson’... Read more

Streetwear came as a fleeting trend in Japan and slowly became the dominant look across American malls. As with any style, it had its share of ups and downs. Here are the eight power moves that too... Read more

Take a journey back to the 1920s era, when all the funky soda shops and quirky retailers on Coney Island were twisting saltwater taffy and cooking ginger candies that your smelly grandma would stoc... Read more

September 1st marked the third annual Hiero Day at the Linden Street Brewery, located in Oakland’s industrial district. This was my first time ever going to Hiero Day (I’m slackin, I know) and I wa... Read more

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Dom’s one of my dearest friends and among the first ones to give Bobby and I a real shot. He’s one of the best “idea” guys in streetwear and runs one of the better street/skate shops in LA that’s r... Read more

Straight off of the puzzling halt of DVDASA, The Hundreds’ fam Dave Choe and his camp of scraggly vagabonds have officially moved on to new and better things with the first album release of MANGCHI... Read more

This summer was a busy one as far as traveling went for me. Since I am now in my studio, I thought it would only be right to properly re-cap some of my trips. I am going to start with Chicago. I ha... Read more

Druthers Wear – Deep inside the Los Angeles warehouses are some of the biggest patterns and woven makers in the world. Druthers is tapping this market and making a collection of boxers and boxer br... Read more

A lot can be said about how annoying last month’s ALS Ice Bucket Challenge was, clogging your Facebook and Instagram feed endlessly, without any real proof if the participants were JUST partaking i... Read more

I lived in Valencia, Spain, for 2 years, and during my stay I became very good friends with a street artist working under the moniker “Are You Dead?” He’s one of the most anti-social (bordering the... Read more

As the summer comes to an end, there is always one thing to look forward to before the cold weather starts. A-TRAK (pictured below) and FOOL’S GOLD always put on a good show. Black Dave. And D S... Read more

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