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!

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.

More pics, courtesy of Alex Welsh and Guest of a Guest, here.

If there’s one thing left to do this Summer it is most definitely mushrooms. Fat Jew don’t give a fuck. This is very gangster.

via @ Viceland

Sept 1st they graduate from Highland Park and make their very first Hollywood appearance @ Molly Malones. Do not miss this.

Molly Malone’s
575 S. Fairfax Ave.
Los Angeles, CA

Earlier this month the crew from Montreal were busy selling out Madison Square Garden and bringing on Terry Gilliam and all his quirky charm to run the webcast. Now they’re working with Google to bust out some cutting edge HTML 5 interactivity. If you’re running Chrome as your browser, absolutely do give this a spin…and don’t worry about the pop-ups. It’s all part of the show.

FINALLY Machotaildrop announces it’s Los Angeles premiere at the LA Skate Film Fest.

I have literally been waiting to see this film since January and I’m really pumped to find that there are 2 screenings — Aug 31st & Sept 1st. If this shit sucks you can come and find me outside and together we will tip over a Fuel TV truck or something. Hit the jump for the full details.

In my mind, one’s personal phone photo archive might be the most intimate look into their lives and how they see the world. I have thousands of pictures that I’ve taken on my phone. Some are are of friends, some are of strangers, some aren’t of people at all. Some are for me, some are for family, and some are for girls that I’m trying to woo. In the case of xyxx, David McLaughlin and Kimberly Warner, two ‘slightly twisted lovers,’ their correspondence is based completely in phone pictures. Instead of emails or text messages, these two communicate in photographs — as they put it, ‘an ever evolving game of tag with no rules or expectations except to simply be present, and that’s the beauty of it.’

The photos they’ve come away with are often nothing more than a little girl dancing, or a streetlamp in the night. They manipulate the photos in their phone applications, but that’s about it. They’ve come away with some stunning images, and it’s a beautiful project that stands on legs of its own as they share it with the world. They have an art show and a book coming out on September 2nd. See some of the pictures along with the flyer after the jump.

Tanlines kicked things off, with Memory Tapes rounding out the bill. It hit the right note. Now, for all the fun faces!