Art and creative expression is clearly alive and well in the fashion world, thanks to in part: Katie Eary, a 25 year old British designer currently based in London. Her amazing Spring 2010 collection has caught everyone’s attention; can you blame them, who wouldn’t notice this? Her designs bring out an eerie exploration of inner decay of the human body and its twisted beauty.
The more love he gets the prouder I become. The voice this generation is missing! As Andre3000 once said:
"But enough of that everyone can rap unless they ain’t supposed to I use my gift of gab to boast and brag in every rhyme I compose won’t y’all get sick of that, cause I know I do when I hear those. Flows that ain’t hip-hop, you find that shit in the gift shop"
Finally, we have someone who is using his voice to spotlight the struggles of society and one who is using his voice as a positive vehicle to resonate throughout societal structures. Thank you J. Cole.
I really want to see this movie, it looks interesting. Who's going to come with me?
"In the 1960s a group of 8 rogue DJs on a boat in the middle of the Northern Atlantic, played rock records and broke the law all for the love of music. The songs they played united and defined an entire generation and drove the British government crazy. By playing rock 'n roll they were standing up against the British government who did everything in their power to shut them down."
An Aston Martin! I know Weezy got it like that but daaaaaaaamn. Toya is one lucky girl huh? Well, last night Toya and friends celebrated her birthday in Atlanta. And although Weezy bought Toya an Aston Martin, her boo, James Hardy, bought her a shotgun just in case Weezy wants to get out of line! LOL.
AllOrNothingproductions.com present “London to Paris”, directed by Grace Ladoja. The film documents 10 riders from all over the world making the track bike journey from London to Paris to meet Lance Armstrong as the Tour De France 2009 comes to a close. Made in association with Nike Sportswear’s CTRS project, the film’s NYC premiere is set for late October 2009.
Obviously a kid at heart, Robert Bradford creates life-size and larger than life sculptures of humans and animals from discarded plastic items, mainly toys but also other colorful plastic bits and pieces, such as combs and buttons, brushes and parts of clothes pegs.