Daniel Casares || Electric Dreams (Full Album)

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Edgar Degas, the Provocative Painter || Documentary

Edgar Degas pushed the limits of Impressionism and expanded upon its principles in his artistic approach.

Despite being classified as an Impressionist, he challenged traditional norms and explored uncharted territories.

Degas was renowned for his thought-provoking works that continue to ignite discourse among art experts today.

Although he had a penchant for portraiture, he frequently ventured into other genres, with landscapes being the least explored.

 

Fish || Documentary

A deep look at the origin and impact of the FISH SURFBOARD DESIGN and how it would influence surf culture 30 years later.

A look at what happens when a creative San Diego surfer invents a board with a brand-new shape, and the whole surfing world hops aboard for the ride.

THE FISH SURFBOARD DESIGN was created by Steve Lis in the San Diego Cliffs area in 1967, and became HUGELY popular in the 1990's.

Starring Steve Lis, Rob Machado, Dave Rastovich.

 

Ash Walker || Aquamarine (Full Album)

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How Levi's Jeans Became SO Popular || Short Film

Unless you are living under a very large rock, you have heard about the historical denim jeans industry leader: Levi’s.

The story of how this brand came to dominate the global market of denim might make you look at your old blues a little differently.

 

How 19 Traditional Italian Foods Are Made || Regional Eats || Insider Food

Italy is known for its artisanal foods, from gelato to burrata.

Today, we travel across Italy to discover how various cheeses, meats, and breads are made and what makes them special to their respective regions.

Our first stop is in the south of Italy to see how one family makes their own tomato sauce.

 

Irn Mnky || Shark Scar Beats (Full Album)

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Jack Kerouac || Documentary

Jack Kerouac, cult writer of the Beat Generation, remains an American icon.

This documentary focuses on the creative pinnacle of his life—63 days spent as a fire warden on Desolation Peak in Washington State. Examining the time through photos and the commentary of those who knew him, the program illuminates Kerouac’s previous work, while prefiguring his later spiral into alcoholism.

This is a moving film essay on the unfulfilled ambitions of one of America’s great avant-garde literary figures.

 

Cannabis || Stigmatized Wonder Drug || ENDEVR Documentary

What if medical cannabis could be a cure to most severe diseases, such as cancer or AIDS?

As a matter of fact, molecules inside marijuana are now at the center of medical research around the world. There are more and more scientists, doctors, and psychologists encouraging the therapeutic and controlled use of cannabinoids for specific treatments. While in France the use of this plant remains strictly illegal, the Israeli government authorize the production, sales and utilization of medicinal cannabis – in order to cure serious illness.

Several federal states of America have been legalizing it. In some states like Colorado, children and adults suffering from epilepsy crises or multiple sclerosis can find some relief thanks to this special drug. This has created a new form of internal migration – “the medical displaced”. Even more promising, Spanish researchers have just discovered and tested how cannabinoids can kill cancer cells on laboratory mice…

 

Village Live Records || Remulak - Earth (Full Album)

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5 world-famous dishes from Europe you got to try || Short Film

Europe is home to many world-famous dishes.

What's behind their success? And what makes them the REAL thing?

Here are the secrets behind five European classics that you shouldn't miss during your trip to Europe!

 

He Saw A Chicken, Then Turned It Into A Billion Dollar Shoe Brand! || Short Film

By ignoring fashion and going against the trend, these ‘dad shoes’ have gone from practical became cool.

But why are chickens on the inside of every New Balance shoe box?

And how was Michael Jordan linked to the company before Nike?

The reason for both is traced back to how they were used as the foundation to build the most distinctive brand in the market.

Going through many phases but never changing — this is the unconventional story of New Balance’s success and how a chicken foot was turned into a multi-billion dollar shoe brand.

 

The Jazz Hop Café || Bossa Brazil (Full Album)

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DRONESCAPE || Los Angeles Graffiti, Summer 2023

Dronescape journaling of street graffiti in Los Angeles, Summer 2023...

 

This 200-year-old Portuguese bakery has a secret recipe worth millions || Short Film

The pastry shop Pasteis de Belem has been operating for nearly 200 years in Lisbon, Portugal.

The shop is mostly known for its Portuguese egg tarts, which it sells by the thousands.

 

Millennium Jazz Music || Lofi & Chill vol.2 (Full Album)

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50 Years Fly || The Rise, Fall and Revolution of Hip-Hop Fashion

Just as hip-hop revolutionized music forever, so did the iconic fashion that spun out of it, birthing a legion of savvy, entrepreneurial designers like Dapper Dan, Daymond John, Karl Kani, April Walker, Kimora Lee Simmons, among others.

As corporate fashion and luxury brands took notice, how did these designers maintain their space in the ever-growing streetwear market?

This is their story.

 

How To Steal From An Artist || Roy Lichtenstein

Through Roy Lichtenstein, Vincent Van Gogh, Marcantonio Raimondi, Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Picasso, Jasper Johns, Asger Jorn, Hannah Hoch, Richard Prince and Elaine Sturtevant, let's learn about copying, borrowing, taking inspiration from, or stealing in the world of art.

 

Cookin Soul || WHATEVA VOL. 5 (Full Album)

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Popular Foods That Have Been Around Longer Than We Thought || Short Film

We are going to shock you with some news about the age of your favorite food brands.

Some of the most common foods you see on grocery store shelves have been around for decades - if not centuries.

These items have been staples in the diets of people around the world for much longer than you realize, perhaps gracing the palates of international celebrities, political leaders, or your own ancestors from days gone by.

 

How Carhartt Helped Build a Cult Following Around Workwear || WSJ The Economics Of

When Carhartt began, 38% of the workforce was devoted to farming and 31% worked in mining, manufacturing, and construction.

Today, the average worker spends 43.6% of the workday sitting.

After making workwear for a century, the company burst into the streetwear fashion mainstream in the ‘80s and ‘90s, with clothes eventually being spotted on Drake, Rihanna and even former President Obama.

Despite this popularity, Carhartt never really swayed from its core strategy.

 

Ash Walker || Astronaut (Full Album)

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Keith Haring || Great Art Explained

Haring had championed the poster format as a traditional form of political activism.

He saw in them the immediacy which we now think of when we think of his aesthetic.

It was in 1982 that he created one of his first posters.

He printed and paid for 30,000 of them, which he gave out for free during an anti-nuclear protest in New York.

He would use his platform to get us talking about socio-political issues often ignored, by employing a tradition used by political agitators since printing began.

 

Time for Lisboa || Short Film

Solid Dogma work for Invest Lisboa and Câmara Municipal de Lisboa.

To celebrate the city and its makers.

Time for Lisboa from Jose Pando Lucas on Vimeo.

 

Krash Slaughta || Diggin Deeper (Full Album)

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National Foods We Got Wrong || Short Film

Here we are uncovering the unlikely origin of some of your favorite meals.

Food is an essential part of culture.

As communities, states, and nations form their identities, food becomes part of how they see themselves and shapes the perceptions of others.

Dining at an Italian restaurant, for example, means pasta, pizza, and the like, while the names of some foods even attest to national origins.

 

The 1980s' Basketball Shoes That Defined an Era || Short Film

In the 1980s NBA, basketball footwear technology was seeing a rapid growth.

Brands like Converse, Nike and adidas, were innovating on models such as the Converse Weapon and the beloved Air Force 1.

NBA stars like Magic Johnson and Larry Bird changed the game with their up tempo style of play and their iconic basketball shoes.

In this short film we breakdown the most important basketball shoes that defined 1980s basketball.

 

C Y G N || Astrovibes (Full Album)

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How This Chair Conquered the World || Short Film

No matter where in the world you’re from, it is very likely that you have already sat in this chair at some point in your life, probably even several times.

This is the so-called Monobloc, probably the best-selling chair in history.

And still, it’s getting a lot of hate.

But why is it everywhere and is it an example of good or bad design?

 

The Hill Bombing Skateboarders of San Francisco || The New Yorker

Skateboarding the steep hills in San Francisco is undoubtedly dangerous, but for these skaters, it offers a sacred place to find stillness.

 

Cookin Soul || RAW TAPES VOL. 1 (Full Album)

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