Michael Stipe of R.E.M. and Maison Martin Margiela collaborate on a jewelry piece that can be worn pretty much anywhere (?) not too sure about the about the eyepatch look, but good for these guys. [Hypebeast]
Star Wars iPhone cases coming soon—George Lucas can’t count this money fast enough. [Gizmodo]
Tokyo bike shop W-Base and Stussy work together on a line of t-shirts and matching chain locks. [High Snobiety]
Ever wonder what wine to go with the night’s food? How about what music to go with the night’s wine? This new iPhone app has you covered. [WineDJ]
A complete look at 20 20th Anniversary Pumps to be released this weekend! Wow, these are crazy. [Nicekicks]
Holiday decorations don’t have to be limited to Christmas trees and wreaths. Check out these fine pieces from House Industries. [Selectism]
Starks is in the kitchen with Timberland on a lowtop, and the final production is sick. Look for them in December. [Starks]
The UNDFTD pumps are the best ones. Duh. [UNDFTD]
New Jasper Godall sexy woman artwork. This guy is a killer. [It's Nice That]
Got $1.5M to blow? Re-create Kanye’s Complex Cover with Micheal Jackson! Full 3D data scan of the pop star on eBay now. [Gizmodo]
Contrary to Internet belief, this is not the first time that Braydon Szafranski is getting a signature shoe with Emerica, but these new colorups are dope! Just don’t read the copy. [Freshness]
Neff headphone/earmuff combos to warm your ass up this winter. [PSFK]
Looking for a dope cashmere sweater? J.Crew may have just the thing you need. [Slam x Hype]
Leica M7 Edition Hermes, priced at about $14,250, is slated for December 2009 release and will be limited to 100 units per color. And that is all we have to say about that. [Endgadget]
Futura discusses how he has managed to stay relevant through his 40-plus years as a graffiti artist in an interview with Guillotine. [Hypebeast]
You’ve seen the man’s collection, and there’s five days left on the bidding. Get over to eBay and cop some DJ AM’s for a good cause. R.I.P. [eBay]
UK boutique Wellgosh’s 21st anniversary celebration continues with a collaboration with Stussy for a line of t-shirts in 4 different colorways. [High Snobiety]
Not really sure why we’re even showing you this, we want it for our selves, but here goes: 3 ft. Ron English McSupersizer. So sick. [Hypebeast]
Ohhh Bernie. Tomorrow Mr. Madoff’s three boats and his CLK go on sale. Get’cha paypa out. [National Liquidators]
Everything is getting a design/collab upgrade these days. Check out this polka-dot stove by Emma Bridgewater for AGA Rangemasters. Craze. [Apartment Therapy]
It’s a Comme des Garcons Christmas! Yay! [High Snobiety]
The Motorola Droid sold 250,000 units in it’s debut week. Not the 1.6 of the iPhone 3GS, but impressive. Let’s go! [Mashable]
The Alpha Air Jordan 1. Apparently the “Alpha” means a more comfortable, full length zoom bag. As long as it comes in black and red, we don’t really care what it does, though. [The Shoe Game]
Paul Smith adds his signature multi-color pattern to Rapha (e-shop specializing in premium/performance cycling wear and accessories)’s luxurious Grand Tour Gloves. [Selectism]
Look out for Rockwell’s pop-up store later this month in the greater LA area at a location yet to be disclosed. Stones Throw, who handles North American distribution for Parra, promises lots of new and exclusive joints. [Freshness Mag]
Of course somebody had to do this and rightly so! Check out this fine list of top 10 American Apparel models. [Street Level]
This battery-powered motorbike is handmade in Germany and can travel over 40 kilometers (how many miles is that?) with only an hour of charging time. Go green. [High Snobiety]
Scottevest/SeV Pack Windbreaker is on some next next next level functional gear tip: 17 pockets (some of the are “touch-sensitive”, whatever that means), magnetic closures, and a whole a lot more… [Gizmodo]
Check out Japanese photographer Yasumasa Yonehara’s (he’s the one that Dov Charney supposedly bit for American Apparel ads) Tokyo home/studio and see what inspires his work [Freshness Mag]
Spring/Summer 2010 collection from Burkman Bros. marries lightweight fabrics from Southeast Asia with classic American designs. [Selectism]
mPower Emergency Illuminator from Porsche Design Studio costs $250, but you won’t have to replace the batteries for the next 20 years. [Gizmodo]
Classy crocodile skin wallets from Comme des Garcons… [Slamxhype]
Atmos x Clarks Wallabees comes in two different colorways and plaid detailing. Wonder if Ghostdini (The Wizard of Poetry) will be rocking these for the holidays. [High Snobiety]
Get a taste of 10.Deep’s soon to come Winter 2009/10 lookbook. [Hypebeast]
The new iPhone app “Freestyle” has everything an aspiring lyricist needs: a notepad, microphone, rhyming dictionary, and royalty-free beats. Add skill and that elusive recording contract might just be a tap (on the iPhone/iPod touch) away. [Prefixmag]
Dr. Romanelli’s online shop “Pharmacy” launched featuring items such as the DRx x Butcher Block t-shirt, which is limited to 50 pieces. [Slamxhype]
Blue Microphone’s Yeti USB mic is THX certified and will enhance the sound quality of podcasts, Skype chats, music recordings, etc. without breaking your bank. [Gizmodo]
Remember Krink’s 8-Litre Applicator? A couple of German college students bring you an alternative, InkTank, with a cool promo video. [Animal]
And in please-tell-us-if-you-buy-this-so-we-can-come-over-and-rob-you news, there is this. [Gizmodo]
The Nixon x Primitive (Paul Rodriguez’s shop) Rubber Player goes on sale this Saturday. Get there. [Primitive]
Following a small but awesome line of bags, the Futura x Nitraid collaboration unveils a collection of “stone camo motif” accessories including a pillow, passport case, and waistbag. [Hypebeast]
Nikon presents “A Day through your Lens”, a digital film festival to be judged by iJustine, Chase Jarvis, and Rainn Wilson. Capture your typical day in 140 seconds or less for a chance to win $100,000. [Gizmodo]
The release date of the New Balance x Sneaker Freaker 850 announced via a video piece featuring Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. [High Snobiety]
Starting today, Netflix content will be available for streaming through PS3 gaming consoles. Too little too late, or juuust right? You choose. [Crunch Gear]
Check out this interview with Dee Brown, the 1991 NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion who mesmerized the world with the infamous “no-look” dunk, thanks to a few pumps (jump to :50) on his Reebok Pump Onmi Lite’s. [Sneaker Freaker]
Winter outerwear from Billionaire Boys Club releases this week, including the Thermore Jacket. It comes in three different colorways and all of that BBC branding awesomeness. [Hypebeast]
Nike keeps things old skool with the new Blazer Hi Vintage Pack, featuring simple off-white uppers and bold Swooshes. [Sneaker Freaker]
Not much information about the upcoming Stussy x Cassette Playa collaboration, but this photo featuring LA photographer/Soul Assasins affiliate Estevan Oriol assures you the right guys are down. [High Snobiety]
Check out the sleek 2009 Fall/Winter eye wear collection from Lancier by Dita. [Solediction]
The destination of choice for the rich and the famous, Dubai, now hosts the world’s tallest (and the most expensive) water fountain, which is located adjacent to the world’s tallest building, The Burj Dubai. Oye. [Gizmodo]
The follow up to last year’s Shaun White video game, Shaun White World Stage drops this Sunday, November 8th at Target. The Target edition comes with a bonus DVD of Shaun White’s top secret training facility in Silverton Coloroado, a little million dollar something something that Red Bull put together so he could win the Olympics. The game is awesome (works with the Wii Fit), and the DVD is a great way to entertain yourself while you wait for the first snow. Hello Sunday! [Shaun White Game 2]
Medicom Toy drops a limited edition Mickey Mouse vinyl figure to celebrate the upcoming, much anticipated Disney release of Tron Legacy. [Freshness Mag]
The Thrustmaster T-Freestyle NW, a skateboarding/snowboarding controller for Nintendo Wii, hits stores later this month. [Crunch Gear]
Check out the video for the upcoming Nixon x Primitive (boutique/skate shop owned by Paul Rodriguez) project. [Hypebeast]
FUBU is getting ready for a comeback, no joke. The O.G. streetwear label’s new line, according to the owner/founder Daymond John, can be summed up as “Carhartt-meets-Abecrombie & Fitch”, no joke. [Animal]
Incase x Arkitip collaboration continues with their latest project featuring the work of French artist Andre, who is known for his signature “Mr. A” character. [Slamxhype]
