New Released LeBron VI (Chalk) Shoe

The much anticipated LeBron shoe made its debut last night at the Cleveland Cavaliers game. LeBron wore the shoes while doing his pregame ritual of throwing chalk in the air. The shoe features Cavalier colors, and displays a midsole that looks much like a basketball court

The Best Nike SBs of the Year

As 2008 comes to a close, i would like to review the year in the best Nike Skateboarding shoes that have been released.

1. The Guns n' Roses SB Dunk
This Dunk really depicts the album that was Appetite for destruction, a very successful album by guns n roses

2. The Un-Tiffany

following the extreme popularity and rarity of the original Tiffany's, Nike has released the Un-Tiffany, a counter to the original shoe. the shoe features an all black colorway, with an alligator swoosh and a turquoise tongue, reminding fans of the originals

3. The Skate or Die Dunk

This shoe reminds fans of the 1987 Atari skateboarding game Skate or Die. the shoe is taken from the cover of the game, and definitely looks very similar.

4. The Lobster Dunk

This shoe reminds one exactly of a lobster, right down to the blue rubber band around the front end of the shoe. the shoe features a colorway that imitates a lobster, and even has a similar texture. the inside features a fabric that looks very much like the kind of tablecloth one would eat a lobster off of. 

Throwing Chalk Is The Coolest Thing You Can Do

The new LeBron James Nike commercial demonstrates that you can be legendary, as long as you chuck talcum powder over everything you see, from people's hair to pastries. nevertheless, it is a good commercial:

Song by Cornershop- Candyman

Banksy Releases New Artwork

Works by Banksy have recently appeared on the streets of New Orleans. The elusive street artist sprays with such themes as the ever-popular politics, but also displays deeper meanings such as hope in the post-Katrina ravaged New Orleans, as displayed by the child playing a trumpet. he also unveiled work that was just plain creative,  as seen in his mural of a little boy flying a refrigerator like a kite.