Super capitalists Jay Z knows a thing or two about clothes.Remember his game changing sneaker deal with Reebok, the S.Carters? His Rocawear brand? His singlehandly deading throwback jerseys? His failed attempts at patenting a color (Jay Z Blue) and wack try at selling Occupy All Streets tee in 2011? Most recently he declared publicly adoration of “Tom Ford”. Now the mogul wants to add Barney’s to his portfolio.
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Daft Punk’s French Wikipedia page posted the electronic dance music group’s track list for their eagerly anticipated album Random Access Memories. The listing is gone now but not before a Redditor caught it.
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Robin Thicke has emerged from his slumber to release the video for Blurred Lines, the first single from his upcoming sixth studio album. The song and video features appearances by Pharrell and TI as well as a bevvy of nude beauties. I’m surprised YouTube hasn’t taken it down yet. Definitely not safe for work.
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Nigel Sylvester didn’t look like his usual self last night as he launched his Black Out, his second watch collaboration with G-Shock in two years, in NYC’s Meatpacking District. Sylvester, it occurred to me, is usually dressed casually in jeans and kicks, as if ready to ride. Last night the pro BMX champ, beloved on social media and on the streets, took it up a notch: he wore black velvet shoes, a leather jacket, a velvet bow tie and black drop-crotch trousers, a look he says has to do with his maturity as well as the color palette of his new watch.
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Reggae artist Beenie Man joins the list of artists who are speaking about the LGBT community positively after President Obama came out in support of gay marriage. The, allegedly, formerly homophobic dancehall artist released a video apologizing to gays for over ten years of violently homophobic lyrics in his music. “I respect all human being, including gays and lesbian,” Beenie Man said in the video which was sent to Rototom Sunsplash, organizers of the largest reggae festival in the world. Read the rest of this entry »
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