Justice - "On'N'On" (Video)

'2012 Trends & Predictions' by JWT Intelligence

100 Things to Watch in 2012

JWT: 100 Things to Watch in 2012

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10 Trends for 2012 in 2 minutes

Spongebob As Fashion Icons

"Dutch illustrator Mike Frederiqo has taken SpongeBob and made the iconic cartoon character into some of fashions most familiar faces. The likes of Coco Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld, Marc Jacobs, Terry Richardson, Pharrell Williams, and Takashi Murakami have all seen themselves immortalised as a Sponge" (via SlamXhype).

Fotoshop by Adobé

Go get it.

Yelawolf ft. Kid Rock - "Let's Roll" (Video)

2011 Musical Recap By JibJab

Pretty accurate if you ask me. Happy New Year everyone!

'The Dark Knight Rises' (Full Trailer)

Fuck yeah.

New Works From Banksy

More work here.

Hotdog Hustle

Hotdog Hustle from Tom Hunter on Vimeo.

Natalie Portman & Rashida Jones: 'A Solution To The Global Economic Crisis'

NATALIE PORTMAN & RASHIDA JONES Speak Out - These bloopers are hilarious

The Apple iCam

The Apple iCam is a concept camera by Italian designer Antonio DeRosa. The camera would add interchangeable lenses to your iPhone, simply attach your iPhone 5 to the case and you’ll have yourself a mirrorless interchangeable lens camera with a huge LCD screen, fast processor, internet connectivity, and countless photo apps.

Moustaches In Movies Final Episodes: 20, 21 & 22: 'Office Space' 'Going The Distance' & 'Anchorman' (#Movember)

Moustaches in Movies - Episode 18 & 19: 'Nacho Libre' & 'Donnie Brasco'

Lupe Fiasco - 'Friend Of The People' (Mixtape)

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Moustaches In Movies Episode 16 & 17: 'Casino' & 'The Big Lebowski'

Book Review: 'New African Fashion' by Helen Jennings

"New African Fashion by Helen Jennings gives the reader a compelling, comprehensive look at African designers and models who have helped define what it means to represent their African culture and heritage in their professional careers. Amidst the 200-something page glimpse into the origins of African fashion, one quote by Deola Sagoe particularly stood out for me. “I want to bring out the strength of the African woman, who is now more liberated and independent but still retains her mystery and femininity.” That pretty much sums of the tone of this book in that it’s both bold and courageous and, most importantly, unabashedly unapologetic for staying true to African roots.

While Candice Swanepoel, Behati Prinsloo and Heidi Versler are appear to have that All-American girl-next-door look, it’s both refreshing and liberating to see them paying homage to their South African roots and learning about their starts in the modelling industry in their native homeland.

Menswear bloggers will be excited to know that Karl-Edwin Guerre of Guerreisms is also celebrated in a six-page spread for his achievements and unique take on street style photography.

If you’re at all interested in how African art has made its way into design collections from the likes of Yves Saint Laurent, Junya Watanabe, Ralph Lauren, Marc Jacobs and COMME des GARÇONS, you might want to consider giving this book a read. The profiles featured are informative and revealing, and the photography and layout is exceptionally eye-appealing.

Available for purchase here." via DefinitiveTouch.