If the first text-laden video (that you’ve definitely seen) for Cee Lo’s next ‘Crazy’ didn’t get you, this one might be more up your alley. The motown-inspired track inspires a new video filled with all the 50s-60s paraphernalia, garb, and dancers you’d expect to see. Enjoy the video below, and if it goes down, just Like Cee Lo Green’s Facebook page, and you can watch it there.
There is just nothing like skating in San Francisco. Under the guise of showcasing their 2010 footwear line, HUF encapsulates the classic style and flow of one of the greatest skateboarding cultures in yet another laid-back short.
Featuring:
Aaron Herrington
Billy Teichen
Casey Jones
Nathan Porter
Directed by: Martin Reigel
With Summer quickly coming to a close, this weekend Say Mayday took a little road trip out to sleepy Sag Harbor for one last go poolside. Kanon Vodka was kind enough to host. GrandLifeNYC added the requisite charm. The Rapture playing live for the intimate crowd of downtown hustlers was clearly the icing on the cake. And while we’re sure some far superior video of the event will surface at some point, we couldn’t help bangin’ out some flip cam shots for everyone at home…if you look closely enough, you may even catch one of the Say Mayday editors busting some filthy post-Rapture backflips into the pool. BEST SUMMER EVER.
Putty Hill is a new independent film from Baltimore filmmaker Matt Porterfield. A few of my friends from Baltimore worked on the film including Joyce Kim and Andrew Lauman — both talented photographers. Up-and-coming pop sensation Sky Ferreria plays the lead role, helping Putty Hill earn a 4 Star review from Roger Ebert. Matt Poterfield was named one of Filmmaker Magazine’s 25 New Faces of Independent Film. Synopsis below:
Following a young man’s death by heroin overdose in a poor, working-class suburb of Baltimore, his family and friends gather on the eve of his funeral to commemorate his life. Their shared memories paint a portrait of a community hanging in the balance, skewed by poverty and a generational divide, but united in their pursuit of a new American Dream. Gifted young filmmaker Matthew Porterfield (Hamilton) casts non-actors, utilizes improvised dialogue, and skirts documentary techniques to generate an awe-inspiring realism that is remarkable for its candid emotional honesty.
Jake Davis is a filmmaker with a lengthy resume and deep industry connections. Philip Petit is a tightrope walker with big dreams and bigger balls. Together they just cranked out a clean little number for perennial streetwear favorite Supreme to accompany their Fall look book. It’s simple and clean, and nothing mind-blowing. But sometimes clean and simple is all you need.
The September issue’s cover story for GQ features an interview and photo spread with the once beloved but now kind-of-despised superstar basketball player, Lebron James. Based on released excerpts, it should be fairly revealing and informative as he moves forward with Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh in Miami. See an excerpt, behind the scenes video, and pictures below.
“It’s not far, but it is far. And Clevelanders, because they were the bigger-city kids when we were growing up, looked down on us.… So we didn’t actually like Cleveland. We hated Cleveland growing up. There’s a lot of people in Cleveland we still hate to this day.”
Check out the pictures after the jump.
Los Angeles own fuzzed out wet dream Superhumanoids have been putting in some serious work lately and firing out a series of rad music videos in support of their latest EP, Urgency. Persona, directed by Eli Gunn-Jones, takes a espionage to brave new and otherworldly levels. Check out the video after the jump.
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Summer inspiration
Don’t ask me how I stumbled across kids, but I like their style. Attorney Street, bringing the blog fire. Olivia Seally straight putting my Summer documentation to shame. Couldn’t be tighter. Keep up the good work kiddos!
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