We kick off the very bad Sunday 49ers-vibe with something in a better frame of mind… NAS “Kissing” with an unofficial J Dilla remix. We don’t really know what unofficial means, but this is really good nonetheless.
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Matthew Feyld, Jaret Penner and Michael Swaney open a show at GALLERY STEINSLAND BERLINER in Stockholm, Sweden this August 26th, and we don’t really know what else to say about it besides the fact that those little humps up there are cool. The only reason we know about this space is because Erik Foss showed here last year, and that show looked good.
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We don’t really know about this one, because we are into both the new Tron Legacy movie (we think) and we like Opening Ceremony, but the combination might be too ironical for us. Opening Ceremony is doing a full Tron Legacy line, and we just think it might be a little too drinking on a Tuesday night, working at a boutique that opens at noon or later sort of thing. As much as we are that, we aren’t that, you know?
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This is perfect for us, people who don’t really know much about controllers past our NES and Sega Genesis, and really want that 1988 experience. LifeHacker provides the guide on which your life can improve in an analog sort of way: “If you’ve turned your media center into a video game console but the new school controllers just don’t invoke the same feeling of nostalgia, you can easily turn an old NES controller into a USB gamepad.”
Genius. Pure waste of time genius.
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We don’t really know where this video came from, but this video of North Korea Hell March on Devour.com is eerie, incredible, and really well made. Watch it here, but if you watch it on Devour, its going to be big on the screen.
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We don’t really know who Alex Spencer is, but that is besides the point because she brings up a point that put a girl in men’s briefs, be they American Apparel or Calvin Klein, and somehow it works. Does anyone else think that is weird?
Photos by Akila Berjaoui.
