Brooklyn Bridge turns 125 today. In dog years, that’s almost age 1000.
Archive for May, 2008
It’s one thing seeing a Nike swoosh or a McDonalds arch–maybe because we’ve become so accustomed to them being everywhere–but a Louis Vuitton bulletin board? In Bangalore, India? We could go off on a social diatribe here, throw around a few loaded words like globalization and homogenization, and quote Thomas L. Friedman. But then, we aren’t […]
Tonight in L.A. at the Airliner. The Record Release Party for BEATS (a boxset presented by Turntable Lab and Stussy). More release parties coming in NYC and Miami.
Check today’s RE:UP email blast for information on winning a boxset!
We all get fat, old, and become a little more vulnerable to the young bucks knocking us off our high horse at some point in our lives but who’d have guessed it would ever happen to Suge. I mean, this dude is evil incarnate. Lots of rumours are floating around about who did it (Buster […]
That party was nuts. Even on a rain soaked evening, Chromeo’s Dave1, Egg Foo Young, Queen Majesty and Brougham D’ Elegance crushed the selections. Unfortunately, DJ Barthalona from Ibitha was too “Big Time”to play our little get together. Big thanks to Dave, Fool’s Gold and Trophy for the helping hand. (Picts courtesy of Egg Foo)
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His work is a part of art history curriculum, he questioned everything, broke all the rules, drank like a fish, spoke with a heavy Southern drawl and ran with the likes of de Kooning, Jasper Johns, and Jackson Pollock. One of the most recognizable figures in 20th century postwar modernism died this past Monday at 82, […]
Maya Arulpragasam, better known to the world as M.I.A., is parlaying her musical success into her own clothing line. As reported to WWD, the line will reflect the Sri Lankan’s penchant for bright colors and equally strong prints, produced in the form of leggings, bomber jackets, and a complete T-shirt line. Again, pretty much what […]
The Black on Black RE:UP Classic Logo Shirt. Now available in our online store.
Here’s a new “grass roots” politico-music video, featuring Kanye West’s friend and Sa-Ra frontman Taz Arnold, with production by none other than L.A.’s finest, Daedelus. Given the artists involved, you’d think we’d be in for an eclectic collabo treat — but sitting through this video, it’s hard watching without thinking, “Okay, this video might persuade […]
