A Day With a Barista in One of NYC's Busiest Coffee Shops || On The Job

Meet Arnaldo Hernandez Mundo, who works at Cafe Grumpy in Grand Central Terminal, one of the NYC's busiest transit hubs.

Follow as Arnaldo shares how he got into coffee through latte art in his native Puerto Rico, what it’s like harvesting coffee beans and more.

 

ROCKERS || Full Movie

Experience the rebellious world of ROCKERS, where Jamaican musicians take on the 'mafia types' in the industry.

Starring Leroy 'Horsemouth' Wallace and Richard 'DirtyHarry' Hall, with appearances by iconic artists like Burning Spear, Bunny Wailer, Peter Tosh, and more.

 

Why Lego Is So Expensive || Short Film

Lego is the world's largest toy company but it's gained a reputation for being an expensive hobby.

Since 2007, Lego has released dozens of sets that cost over $300. The most expensive Star Wars sets cost $850. And prices for vintage Lego sets can reach over $1,000.

These high prices have caught the attention of thieves, who in some cases have stolen about $300,000 worth of Lego.

So, how did we get here? How did Lego go from a children's toy to a collector's item? And why is it so expensive?

 

What Really Happened to MF DOOM? || Short Film

In this short film we'll talk about the legendary rapper MF Doom.

He had many characters, but he became famous for his mask, as well as his unique style of rapping. He was rapping since the 80s, but he has managed to influence many of today’s contemporary rappers and this is despite the fact that he never had platinum albums with stadium concerts.

So let us, in this short film, discuss what was so unique about him.

 

Nas || The Animated Life Story

How did a young Nas find his passion for hip hop? What was his childhood like growing up in the Queensbridge Houses? Discover the story behind 'Illmatic' and 'It Was Written', along with other little-known tales such as his first meeting with Dr. Dre, considering 50 Cent for his supergroup The Firm in 1997 (five years before Eminem), and confronting Prodigy during a rap battle when they were teens.

These are just a few of the stories and questions this short animated/illustrated documentary will recount and answer.

 

The Jazz Hop Café || in the summer's heat (Full Album)

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Who is Sabato De Sarno? A Gucci Story

‘Who is Sabato De Sarno? A Gucci Story’ presents an unprecedented glimpse into Creative Director Sabato De Sarno’s vision for the House and the moments that shaped his debut Gucci Ancora fashion show.

A behind-the-scenes look into the world of Gucci, the film is directed by Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost and narrated by Brand Ambassador Paul Mescal.

 

Anthony Travels to Jamaica || (Full Episode)

Bourdain travels along the Northeast region of Jamaica and explores life in Port Antonio and Winnifred Beach where he meets Bob Marley's producer Chris Blackwell, and visits the home of author Ian Fleming.

 

The 60-year-old Singapore punk rock legend who´s also a hardcore toy collector

Suhaimi Subandie is known best as a member of Singapore's seminal hardcore band Stompin' Ground, but he's also an avid toy collector.

The 60-year-old punk tells CNA Lifestyle how these twin passions helped shape his life.

 

Bonobo || Black Sands "10th Anniversary" (Full Album)

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The 59FIFTY Story || New Era Cap

The 59FIFTY Story, directed by Set Free Richardson, is one of determination, innovation, and game changing style.

Learn more about the world’s most iconic cap in this documentary.

 

CHILDREN OF TEAHUPO´O || (Full Movie)

Lost in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, on the island of Tahiti, lies a village that's home to one of the world's most beautiful waves - Teahupo'o. Facing mystical mountains covered in a wild and luxuriant jungle, the perfect wave of Teahupo'o wraps around the reef to create a powerful tube that attracts the best surfers on the planet.

Photographer Tim Mckenna has been documenting this paradise for over 25 years. From Laird Hamilton's Millennium Wave to WSL competitions, the locals pushing the limits, and the upcoming Olympic Games, he has been a privileged witness to Teahupo'o.

Alongside all the big names in surfing, he has seen the emergence of a generation of local kids who have come to tame this mythical wave. Among them are Tahurai Henry and Gilbert Teave.

Aware of how lucky they are to have grown up in this paradise, they dedicate all their energy and heart to preserving the place and passing on their culture to future generations. They are the guardians of the temple, the heirs of the village. They are the children of Teahupo'o.

 

The MJM Artists || FREE2GO #1 (Full Album)

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What is inside Antoine Donzeaud's Studio? || From Bedrooms to Billboards

Antoine Donzeaud creates paintings, sculptures, and video installations that explore our shared anxieties. The French artist's studio in Paris is like a futuristic construction zone, and his works are so intense you can't miss them. Think massive ceiling installations on tarps, metal sidings splattered with paint, and screens showing people at their most vulnerable — crying or deeply emotional. Like a curious explorer, he dives into the Internet feeds, showcasing the highs, lows, and everything in between.

Antoine has exhibited at Centre Pompidou and Spiaggia Libera, and runs his own project space, Exo Exo. He give us a tour of his studio and spilled on how he transforms galleries into intimate spaces to make his art so raw and real.

 

Visiting Flea and Street Markets in Portugal || Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknow (Full Documentary)

Food takes center stage in this tour of the northern Portugal city by Bourdain, whose local travel companions include his former Les Halles boss Jose Meirelles.

 

Ronaldinho Goes Sneaker Shopping With Complex

Ronaldinho goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at KITH LA and talks about his history getting sneakers with Nike, his legendary "Crossbar" YouTube video, and meeting Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.

 

size? collections || Samir Patel showcases his unbelievable adidas Originals ZX collection

In anticipation of the launch of their very own adidas Originals ZX 600 - size? exclusive, they’re turning the spotlight to the legendary ZX series.

For the latest size? collections, size? connected with Samir Patel, a dedicated collector of 20 years, to showcase his unbelievable ZX assortment, which boasts 250-300 pairs.

Featuring everything from OG colourways to Gucci collaborations, Consortium to anniversary editions, Samir’s collection is full of grails that he’s picked up from brick-and-mortar stores and through an intimate yet international community of ZX enthusiasts on social media - this is a collection that definitely stirs nostalgia among adidas connoisseurs.

The Incredible Story of Thailand's Portuguese || Short Film

In the 16th century, a few dozen Portuguese mercenary soldiers became the first European settlers in what is now Thailand.

Their descendants now live in a small cluster in Bangkok called Kudeejeen, still practicing old traditions on a parcel of land granted at the formation of the city in gratitude for their bravery in battle.

OTR visited their neighborhood, met the descendants of those first soldiers, and tried the food that is so unique that many dishes are literally only found within these few narrow alleys.

 

Bones Brigade || An Autobiography (Full Movie)

Featuring Tony Hawk and directed by Stacy Peralta (Dogtown and Z-Boys, Riding Giants), this is the personal story of how sheer talent, skill, passion and the belief that anything is possible transformed skateboarding from a fringe pastime to a thrilling action sport filled with extraordinary gravity defying feats as well as a global industry.

The Bones Brigade is the team they formed that revolutionized not only their lives, but international pop culture as well.

 

The Rise of Chinese Sneaker Brands in The NBA || Short Film

The NBA's sneaker world has long been dominated by Brands like Nike and adidas, but right now, Chinese athletic companies are giving the heritage shoe brands a run for their money.

In this short film, we discover how Chinese sneaker brands like Anta, Li-Ning, and Peak are making huge waves in the NBA.

 

Abstract Orchestra || Madvillain Vol. 1 (Full Album)

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CULTURE HOULEUSE || Surf Documentary by Florian Meca

The territorial implantation of surfing and its CULTURE HOULEUSE, an independent documentary film by Florian Meca.

Culture Houleuse is a documentary film about the establishment of surfing and its culture in Brittany.

A 2200 km journey to meet the actors of the regional scene, during which Florian Meca experienced the making and sliding of the ancestor of contemporary surfing: a true red thread of the project, it is the embodiment of his interrogations and the starting point of each interview.

A socio-geographical exploration punctuated by analyses of the history of surfing, the specificities of the Brittany coastline, cultural appropriation, gender equality, and the evolution of the practice.

 

Cycling across Portugal || Porto to Faro

What a ride it was.

In this short film Michal Kowal share his 7 day bikepacking trip across Portugal.

He cycled circa 720km (447 miles) mainly along the coast, from Porto to Faro.

 

The Jazz Hop Café || Samba Nights (Full Album)

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Millwall Hooligans || How Did A Football Club Get Control Of Some Of Its Most Disruptive Fans?

In the heart of South East London, Millwall Football Club has long been synonymous with a fervent, unwavering fan base. Yet, beyond the passionate chants and the sea of blue and white, a shadow has lingered over The Den – the specter of football hooliganism, epitomized by the group known as the Millwall hooligans. This phenomenon, deeply rooted in the latter half of the 20th century, reveals much about the darker aspects of fan culture and the societal forces that shape it.

The genesis of the Millwall hooligans can be traced back to the post-war era, a time when football began to reflect the broader social and economic tensions within the United Kingdom. Millwall, with its working-class roots and gritty resolve, became a focal point for a kind of tribalism that extended beyond the sport itself. The 1960s and 1970s saw the rise of football hooliganism across the country, with the Millwall Bushwackers emerging as one of the most notorious groups. Their reputation for violence and disorder became a defining aspect of the club's identity, much to the chagrin of many of its true supporters.

The impact of this reputation has been profound, not only on the club but on the surrounding community. High-profile riots, such as those at a match against Luton Town in 1985, led to widespread condemnation and a call for drastic measures to combat the issue. The media portrayal of Millwall supporters as violent thugs has had lasting effects, influencing public perception and casting a long shadow over the club’s achievements.

In response to these challenges, Millwall and its genuine supporters have made concerted efforts to reclaim their identity from the fringe elements that once defined it. Community initiatives aimed at engaging young fans, promoting inclusivity, and fostering a positive match day experience have been central to this strategy. The club’s efforts to work closely with law enforcement to identify and ban troublemakers have also been crucial in mitigating incidents of violence and disorder.

Despite these efforts, the legacy of the Millwall hooligans persists, serving as a reminder of the potential for sport to both unite and divide. The decrease in football-related violence in recent years is undoubtedly a positive development, yet the occasional flare-ups serve as a stark reminder of the underlying issues that have yet to be fully addressed.

The story of the Millwall hooligans is not just a tale of football fanatism gone awry; it's a complex narrative that encompasses issues of identity, community, and the transformative power of sport. It challenges us to consider how economic and social disenfranchisement can manifest in destructive ways and the role institutions like football clubs can play in providing a sense of belonging and purpose.

As the conversation around football culture continues to evolve, the tale of Millwall offers valuable lessons on the importance of understanding and addressing the root causes of violence. It highlights the need for continued engagement and dialogue between clubs, fans, and the wider community to ensure that the beautiful game remains a source of joy and unity, rather than division and conflict.

In the end, the story of the Millwall hooligans is a testament to the enduring spirit of a club and its community to rise above its troubled past. It is a reminder of the redemptive power of sport and the possibility of change, offering hope that even the most tarnished reputations can be restored through commitment, understanding, and collective action.

 

The Ultimate Full English Breakfast at London's Oldest Italian Cafe || Family Food

Established in 1900, E Pellicci – a charming, family-owned Italian restaurant in London’s East End – has seen off two World Wars, a global pandemic, and 125 years of flux in the city’s most chaotic neighborhood.

We paid a visit to meet its current custodian Nevio Pellicci and the rest of his clan, who served us up some delicious Italian cuisine and an eyebrow-raising lesson in the art of staying alive when all around you eateries are going to the wall.

From their famous full English breakfast to authentic cannelloni, there are plenty of reasons people have been going back to E Pellicci for generations.

 

EyeLoveBrandon || A Tribute to Nujabes (Full Album)

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J GRANT BRITAIN || 20/20

In the world of skate photography, J Grant Brittain is eminent, a true living legend. He's been shooting skateboarding for 40 years, capturing as well as shaping its history, and thusly, worldwide popular culture.

 But to hear it from the man himself, it was all pretty chill.

Grant talked about process, practice, art and fame. And also golf. 

Here's the talk in the form of 20 questions, each answer in 20 seconds or less.

J GRANT BRITTAIN: 20/20 from mac premo on Vimeo.

 

THIS IS RUDE BOY || Short Film

Join Mr & Mrs Moonstomper as we delve into the world of the Rude Boy.

 

Kid Abstrakt & Emapea || Jazzy Vibes (Full Album)

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Every McDonald's Menu Item Since 1955 || Short Film

Today on Weird History Food we are delving deep into the McDonald's menu.

Even deeper than Morgan Spurlock in his investigative film 'Super Size Me!'.

We've seen how he meticulously ate everything on the McMenu, but, how exactly did that menu evolve through the years? How did their most famous sandwiches and burgers come to be, and who started it all?

Join us as we trace the beginnings of the Big Mac, the Filet-o-fish, and the very humble menu of offerings that McDonald's gave to the world at the very start!

 

Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknow || Sicily (Full Film)

Parts Unknown explores the Sicilian way of life, which puts a premium on savouring family, life, and food.

Bourdain travels in search of those foods as he eats his way around the island.

He makes his home base at the Villa Monaci, on the outskirts of Catania with his enthusiastic, fast-talking sidekicks who counter the otherwise relaxed tempo and epic "food porn" of this film.

 

Crush The Town || Oakland Graffiti Documentary

Crush The Town documents Oakland's graffiti culture as of 2024.

 

Millennium Jazz Music || HeatWAVs (Full Album)

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Freddie Gibbs & Madlib || Piñata (Full Album)

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How One Sneaker Changed Everything || Behind the Hype: Air Jordan 1 '85 High

The Air Jordan 1, a cultural phenomenon instantly recognizable by its iconic colorways like “The Chicago,” “The Bred,” and “The Royal,” wasn’t just a sneaker; it was a revolution.

Debuting in 1985, the brainchild of designer Peter Moore, the Air Jordan 1 marked a pivotal moment in sneaker history.

In this Behind the Hype episode, we explore the AJ1’s rise to fame and its continuing impact on sports and global pop culture.

 

The One-Man-Show Making & Delivering NYC's Hottest Sandwiches || On The Line || Bon Appétit

“The different hats I wear are: shop prepping, cooking, packing, delivering, dispatcher, customer service, graphic designer. Why I do everything is because I don’t know that you’re not supposed to do everything–I don’t come from the industry.”

Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with chef Salvatore La Rosa, the one-man-show behind Brooklyn’s hottest new lunch delivery service, Salvo’s Cucina Casalinga.

 

B 3 N B i || Jazz Jousters Sessions Season Two (Full Album)

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William Blake || The Ancient of Days || Great Art Explained

The 18th century artist William Blake was a true radical, in the deepest sense of the world, and he raged against injustice of every kind.

Blake belonged to the Romantic age, but stands utterly alone in that age, both as an artist and as a poet: he is someone who invented his very own form of graphic art, which organically fused beautiful images with powerful poetry, while he also forged his own distinctive philosophical world-view and created an original cosmology of gods and spirits, designed to express his ideas about love, freedom, nature and the Divine.