Ty Evans has a new Girl & Chocolate film coming out this fall. Not surprisingly, it looks like it will be good.
[Link: Thrasher]
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Who knew the “world’s best wave pool” was in the middle of a Middle Eastern desert? Apparently, Globe knew and they shared it with Dion Agius (or was it vise versa?):
A few weeks back, Dion Agius and crew embarked on a journey to the Middle East. A journey for waves. A journey that would bring Dion to unleash on the world’s best man made wave. A studio for surfing. Smack in the middle of a desert mountain range in a foreign land.
There was a concept. A concept involving 10 Russian models, a Lamborghini, and Dion boosting virtually every air in the book, plus a couple new ones. Electric blue water contrasting against wild mountainous backdrops.
That’s about all we need to know, really. . .
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We’ve always been impressed by the way the crew at Agenda has been able to pull together great graphics, logos, etc. . . for all their shows, but we never really looked past that too much. Apparently, real artists are at work behinds the scenes. Dabs & Myla designed the poster for the Agenda Show Long Beach. Here’s their story. (Be warned, it’s a love story.)
[Link: Agenda Show]
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Nyjah Huston kept his flawless ways rolling this weekend in Ontario, California as he topped the qualifiers and then grabbed top spot in Street League Skateboarding #2 (click here to watch it all if you missed it). Pretty soon they’re going to have to call this the Nyjah League. Does anyone else have a chance?
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Tonight, the Street League gets down to qualifier business at 7 PM PST live from Ontario, California. The big question on everyone’s mind–will Nyjah Huston continue his fat wallet project? We’re going to say yes. Finals are Saturday, June 16, 2012 at 5:45 PM PST. In the meantime, check out a little practice action from DC Shoes. Click here to watch it live online.
[Link: Street League Skateboarding]
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Dylan Rieder joined a partnership with Jake Lamagno and Steven Ditchkus on a new hipster antique/furniture/art store on New York City’s Lower East Side. It’s called The Hunt. No, it’s not a skateboard shop, and yes, it is a conceptual retail piece.
[Link: Network A]
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We never pass up the opportunity to listen to Rodney Mullen speak. Here is his presentation from TEDx and what TED said about it:
What do skateboarding and innovation have in common? More than you might think. A successful entrepreneur and innovator, Rodney Mullen is widely considered the most influential street skater in history, inventing most of the tricks used today. By the time he was 23, Mullen had already set new milestones for skateboarding winning 35 out of 36 freestyle competitions.
But we’ll let Rodney explain it all. The man is obsessed in all the best ways. Just watch the video.
[Link: SkateDaily]
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Skateboarder Serge Murphy should have had someone looking out for him at that intersection, but Tosh 2.0 gets to the bottom of it anyway.
[Link: NY Daily News]
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This is part one of a four-part Dragon’s new webisode series called Frame Of Mind: The B-Sides of Life. In this one show pony Mick Fanning pines on about how great it is to go free surfing away from the ASP tour circus. Fancy that. . . a guy who just wants a little time off from his job surfing the best waves on the planet. [click to continue…]
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