Last night we were lucky enough to attend a walkthrough of Candytopia NYC. Described as an “Outrageously Interactive Candy Wonderland”, the entire experience is nothing less than amazing. Visually captivating from the moment you enter with vivid colors and displays, it’s truly one of the must see events in New York this summer. Our favorite part of it all is the variation of each room … Continue reading Candytopia NYC
From the moment they were announced it’s been no secret that the Adidas FUTURECRAFT 4D is going to be a must have. For those lucky enough to be residing in the NYC area, you will be some of the first to get your hands on these. Blending meticulous crafting with new innovation like 3D printing has made the FUTURECRAFT 4D a must see at minimum. … Continue reading The Adidas FUTURECRAFT 4D
So we are a few weeks out from NBA season, and whether you want to admit it or not, one of the biggest narratives of the season will be the success of the Ball family. The reason why I say family is because Zo may be the one on court, but we know Lavar won’t be far from the spotlight. That’s been a thing that’s … Continue reading Ball Up
In our world of fashion, style, music and entertainment there are always those that we take queues from. We listen to a new record because of their suggestions or after hearing it as something they have in the ambiance while they speak to us. We jack style tips as we monitor their day to day and look for must have piece to complete our outfits. Through … Continue reading The Magnificent 7
The Air Max 1 turned 30 this weekend, and just like anyone celebrating their birthday nowadays; they did so for the entire month capping off with a big weekend. Air Max Day has become a worldwide phenomenon and Nike executed this year flawlessly. There were over twenty different Air Max releases this month ALONE to commemorate the celebration of the 30th anniversary of one of Nike’s … Continue reading Nike x Air Max x New York
Rental Gallery is proud to announce its new location at 87 Newtown Road in East Hampton, New York. Owned and directed by artist-dealer Joel Mesler, the nomadic and collaborative Rental has existed in earlier iterations in Los Angeles (2004-2007) and New York City (2007-2010). The inaugural show will be a Rental retrospective, gathering artists who have shown in the space over the years. It will … Continue reading Rental Gallery Reopens in East Hampton
This is the part where I open the article with a clever yet thought provoking statement. Yeah, that’s not happening this time; this article is literally inspired by the series’ Atlanta and Insecure. I will get back to them a bit later. Black television has always been something that I found to be an interesting dynamic. As a black man in the current society, in … Continue reading The Revolution and Evolution of Black Television
After attending the Saint Pablo Tour concert on Thursday, there is no question that Kanye West has raised the bar yet again. Even in the midst of thousands of concertgoers raving from pure adrenaline and excitement, it’s still impossible to miss the details that have been carefully crafted for the show. Theatrical fog filled the entire arena floor where General Admission ticket holders were able … Continue reading Kanye Raises The Bar And Levitates On Saint Pablo Tour
Lupus LA showcased its Annual Get Lucky for Lupus LA Celebrity Poker Tournament and Party last night at the stalwart Avalon nightclub at Hollywood & Vine last night. Michael B. Jordan, Ryan Cabrera, Amanda Righetti, Kellie Martin, Black-ish’s Allen Maldonado, Baller’s Omar Benson Miller, Scott Grimes, Greg Grunberg, Bob Guiney, Eddie Matos, Phill Lewis, Erik Valdez, poker star’s Tiffany Michele and Maria Ho, Jessica Hall, Verne Troyer, Mike Mizanin and more were some of the celebrities that came to support Lupus LA, … Continue reading Get Lucky for Lupus LA Celebrity Poker Tournament and Party with Michael B. Jordan
Art is generally seen as timeless, yet throughout history artists have made it a point to harken back to previous styles and movements. Current artists such as Lady Gaga and Jeff Koons have recently revisited themes from the pop movement of the 1960s, made popular by Andy Warhol and Lichtenstein. The most recent multimedia reinvention of this style is currently being offered by the popular … Continue reading Is Marko Stout Reinventing Pop Art?
