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We Became Part Of The Entourage

There’s been tons of porn star cameos on Entourage, we compiled all of ‘em. [LINK]

We debuted our World Wide Wednesday column by featuring the hottest 9 Iranian women. [LINK]

Nigo spoke about his love life and Nike criticism. [LINK]

The minivan is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month, we looked back at the auto’s greatest moments. [LINK]

And From The Complex Network:
Nah Right: Ludacris ft. Nas and Jay-Z “I do it for Hip-Hop”. [LINK]

Bastardly: We never get tired of Scarlett’s Twos. [LINK]

KicksOnFire: Air Jordan Ol’ School, style. [LINK]

Das Gamer: Check out Call of Duty, World At War. [LINK]

On Smash: Peep the Sony UX Micro PC. [LINK]

Nice Kicks: The Good, The Bad, The Fugly [LINK]

Brian Jungen Reinvents Jordans As Art

Above: Brian Jungen Variant I (2002)

Sorry to burst your air bag hypebeasts, but the Jordan hybrid trend ain’t nothin’ new. Canadian-based artist Brian Jungen has been ahead of the curve, blending silouhettes of the VI, XIII, and the XIV since way before the Dub Zero dropped.

Jungen’s signature work was a series he started in 1998 (through 2005) called Protoype for New Understanding. The collection featured 23 different masks, all made up of manually pieced together Jordan parts. According to Jungen’s wiki, they represent the relationship between a consumerist artifact and an ‘authentic’ native artifact. Doesn’t really make a whole lot of sense, but we can’t knock his hustle. Besides the kicks, he’s re-interpreted furniture, a whale-bone sculpture and football jerseys throughout his career. We bet you can guess our favorite remake. See more of his Jordan work in a gallery below…

We’d Still Smash Jessie Spano

Elizabeth Burkley is looking as good as she did in Showgirls, and she’s trying to get back into the game. We wish her luck. [FListed]

Meatsterpieces? It seems as though anything can be considered art nowadays. [Holy Taco]

Dru Hill tried to get back together, and their reunion lasted a whole 10 minutes. Tough break. [Double Viking]

These Air Jordan Six Rings should be considered the new Dub Zero’s. We’re skeptical. [Nicekicks]

Kill some time by peeping the 27 greatest movie kill scenes ever made. [JustAGuyThing]

Classic Material

Image from Dr.Romanelli.com

The Jumpman logo soars to new heights in some cool leather jackets by Dr. Romanelli. This seam-ster’s latest mashup is a nod to Jordan’s OG colorway—red and black pieced together in Romanelli’s signature patchwork style of premium leathers. The running of the (Chicago) bulls continues. Click here for more on Dr. Romanelli from our June/July issue.

Touch of Gray

It’s September. Hopefully you didn’t blow your load on back-to-school shopping, because there’s one more item on the list—the gray Air Jordan Retro V. Pick it up this Saturday, September 23, before it’s known as the gray ghost.

$135, jumpman23.com
Click here for more kicks from the August/September issue