The Body Follows the Mind with Taylor Knox || Short Film

Vuori traveled to Salina Cruz, Mexico to meet with his Collaborator and Professional Surfer, Taylor Knox, and learn how Kelee Meditation and DNS training (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization Training) help shape his ethos for the everyday.

 

How the Mafia Took Control of Italian Food || Short Film

Italy's feared Mafia has moved into a new area, and it's worth billions of dollars. A VICE News Tonight investigation has found the group's tentacles are deep into Italy's food production, from field to fork.

But one thing hasn't changed: the criminal group has shown it is still prepared to kill to defend its interests.

 

Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown || Marseille || Full Documentary

Bourdain and travel companion chef Eric Ripert (Le Bernardin) visit France's oldest city to experience its stew of cultures and cuisines and eat as much Corsican cheeses as they can handle.

 

UnderCover || UnderCover Presents: A Tribute to The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (Full Album)

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The Surreal Fashion of Mexico City's Urban Tribes || States of Undress

In Mexico City, familiar subcultures like punk and emo transform into warring urban tribes.

Hailey goes to all corners of the city to find out why these unique identities have taken hold.

 

Legacy of 'King of Kowloon' graffiti writer || Short Film

The works of the late Hong Kong graffiti writer Tsang Tsou-choi are being given a new lease on life thanks to efforts by the local art community to restore and preserve his art.

The graffiti by the self-proclaimed “King of Kowloon”, who died in 2007 at the age of 85, used to be considered vandalism and was covered and painted over.

Now a new generation of visual artists are taking inspiration from Tsang’s work.

 

The Balkans || A gravel cycling film by More Stories Tomorrow.

The Balkans, is More Stories Tomorrow's second adventure together, an exploration of lands less travelled.

Three friends, three countries and 500km of some of South Eastern Europes most under appreciated gems.

 

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

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The Secret Behind the World's Best Beer || Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations || Travel Channel

Anthony visits Prague, capital of the Czech Republic, where he samples the world's premiere pale lagers.

The best quality water, barley, Czech malt, and Czech hops craft an irresistibly rich drink that pairs perfectly with roasted pork knuckle.

 

size? collections || Scott Ptolomey's Vintage adidas Collection

It’s all about the 3-Stripes for the most recent episode of size? collections, where we catch-up with Scott Ptolomey – Mancunian adidas collector and historian – whose collection has amassed around 400 pairs of vintage, limited edition, and reissued models.

When it comes to all things concerning adidas, Scott’s the ultimate aficionado.

Let’s get into it.

 

Dinis || Agua de Cadaqués (Full Album)

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The Former NOMA Chefs' Wild New Restaurant || On The Line || Bon Appétit

“Every second that I am breathing inside of this restaurant, I need to come up with new dishes.” Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with chef Kane William Sorrells, Chef of Research and Development at Ilis in NYC–the new brainchild of Noma co-founder, Mads Refslund.

 

The Untold Story of Air Max || Nike

Everyone’s heard of the Air Max 1; but most don’t know about the one before the 1. The shoe with a window so big that it literally burst in the cold. For most, this set back would have brought a swift demise to the Air Max, but the team was fueled to go back to the drawing board - again, and again, and again...

Nike’s very own Robbie Williams sits down with Tinker Hatfield, the visionary behind the greatest shoe of all time, to discuss the journey of overcoming setbacks that eventually led to the Air Max.

 

Mess Kollective || Fastest Messengers In NYC

Mess Kollective is a Bike Messenger Company in New York City. They operate different than most companies in the way that there is no dispatch!

All Mess Kollective messengers receive a notification when a delivery is placed, then they can check to see if the job has been claimed.

They offer a few different services with their fastest delivery being 30 minutes or less, This is called the Scary!

 

Chillhop Music || Chillhop Essentials Spring 2024 (Full Album)

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THE LAST HORSE TRADERS || CIGANOS IN PORTUGAL

A tribute to the nomadic Ciganos (Gypsy) in Alentejo, Portugal.

This short doc portrays the offbeat lifestyle of a group of people who co-exist in modern society.

It reveals their perspective on the future as their horse-trading business is on the brink of extinction.

 

In the Studio || Arthur Jafa

Ahead of Arthur Jafa’s exhibition at 52 Walker, BLACK POWER TOOL AND DIE TRYNIG, the artist invited screenwriter Judnick Mayard to his studio, where he went in-depth on his process and the ethos behind his image sourcing and selection.

Arthur Jafa: BLACK POWER TOOL AND DIE TRYNIG is on view at 52 Walker, New York through June 1, 2024.

 

The Jazz Hop Café || Italian Amore (Full Album)

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FOAD: LAST TRY || A Bike Movie (Official Full Length)

“Last Try” is the third and final full-length bike movie from a group of riders known as FOAD. Following the release of “The Good Times Are Killing Me” in 2016, this new film has been in the making for over 3 years and features talented riders from across the globe. The action-packed movie focuses on fixed gear tricks and riding, but also features BMX freestyle, bikelife wheelies, and extreme mountain bike riding (time stamps below).

The film is centered on what FOAD has become known for: riding fixed gear bikes in unusual ways; fixed gear freestyle (FGFS), wheelies through city traffic, and even tracklocross over snow and dirt. The film ushers in the next generation of top fixie riders, showing off their skill in places like San Francisco, Paris, Colombia, New York City, and Los Angeles. These top-level fixed gear riders echo the essence of early fixed gear movies like Mash SF and Macaframa, but with their unique take on riding; doing tricks, skids, and wheelies in some of the most dynamic cities.

Over a decade ago, FOAD was created by a group of friends who enjoyed riding fixies together. Their friendship has evolved, and so has their interest in bikes. The film documents the familiar cast of riders explore new cycling disciplines, including MTB, BMX, and even rollerblading.

At its core, “Last Try” is a movie about people, places, and wheels. It’s not tied to a specific discipline of cycling but rather the passion behind it. It’s about having fun on a bike, enjoying the company of friends, and pushing for one’s personal best.

 

Grey Days || New Balance History

The color Grey embodies everything that makes New Balance stand out as a brand. Grey reflects an independent approach, dedicated to quality and style.

The 2024 festivities kick off with Grey Days, a seven-minute film by new imprint American Haiku celebrating Grey’s origin as the signature New Balance color.

Shot and framed in 16mm black and white, Grey Days is a journey through New Balance history that explores the brand’s running heritage and its popularity in style subcultures from the DMV to Tokyo, through the lens of longtime enthusiasts, and features appearances by UK Rapper Dave, star defensive end Chase Young, and skateboarding legend Andrew Reynolds.

Written in collaboration between creative directors Thom Glover & Daniel Wolfe, alongside Elliott Power, director of photography Norm Li. Animation from Stray London and still photography by Samuel Bradley.

 

The Hazy Evolution of Cannabis || Short Film

How did such a strange plant like cannabis come to be in the first place?

When and where did we first domesticate it?

And why oh why does it get us high?

 

The Jazz Hop Café || as spring blossoms (Full Album)

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No Fixed Address || A Hawai'i Surf Film || Billabong

No Fixed Address, a surf film capturing Billabong team in Hawai’i tapping into the same feeling they’ve been chasing since ‘73.

 

Jean-Michel Basquiat at Gagosian || Full Coverage April 2024

Gagosian is pleased to announce Made on Market Street, the first exhibition focused exclusively on works that Jean-Michel Basquiat produced in Los Angeles. Curated by Fred Hoffman with Larry Gagosian, the exhibition will be on view from March 7 to June 1, 2024. With exhibition design by Stefan Beckman, Made on Market Street features loans from the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat; Nicola Erni Collection, Steinhausen, Switzerland; the Broad Art Foundation, Los Angeles; Museum Brandhorst, Munich; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; and other public and private collections.

Between November 1982 and May 1984, Basquiat produced approximately a hundred paintings, numerous works on paper, and six silkscreen editions in Venice, California. For an artist closely affiliated with the New York art scene of the 1980s, Basquiat was extraordinarily prolific in Los Angeles. Made on Market Street reflects on this consequential era by bringing together nearly thirty works—several of which are among his most important paintings. Larry Gagosian notes, “Los Angeles has always been a great city for artists and Jean-Michel seemed to find it a refreshing change from New York. While the immensity of his talent was immediately apparent, it was nonetheless a highlight of my own career to work with him, to introduce him to Los Angeles, and to witness the amazing impact that his art and legacy have made on our culture.”

After first meeting Basquiat in 1981, Gagosian invited him to Los Angeles. Basquiat’s solo exhibition with Larry Gagosian Gallery in LA—the first time his work was presented on the West Coast—opened in April 1982, immediately following his first solo show in New York at Annina Nosei’s gallery. The Los Angeles exhibition was seen as the arrival of a significant voice by the public and collectors alike. In November 1982 Basquiat returned to California, living and working at Gagosian’s residence on Market Street, a three-story structure with an interior courtyard open to the light and air from the beach nearby.

 

THIS IS NOT A BOOT || THE STORY OF AN ICON || TIMBERLAND 50

For decades, the Original Timberland® Boot has proven to be a timeless staple of style and culture; built to embrace and empower communities from construction to creativity, from hip-hop to homebuilding, from fashion to fine art.

In celebration of its 50th anniversary, we’re telling the story of the Original Timberland® Boot through the lens and voices of the communities that made it an icon across the world.

Visually led by a diverse team of artists - Tom Gould, Zoë Simone-Yi, and Lelani Foster - the documentary recounts stories of the boot’s humble beginnings as a construction work boot to its bold adoption across the hip-hop community and global movements such as the Milan Paninari.

It is what could be called a love letter to the boot’s rich history, featuring interviews from Jeff Staple, Bircide, Angie Martinez, Thirstin Howell III, and many other changemakers and cultural icons.

Millennium Jazz Music || Lofi & Chill vol.3 (Full Album)

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