Not a whole lot more to say about this other than, curbs are fun.
[Link: Street Canoe]
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It appears that Ryan Sheckler hasn’t let a small thing like a $100,000 Las Vegas jewelry heist keep him from partying in Sin City. He reportedly was back in town to host a party at MGM Grand’s Wet Republic during spring break, according to a story on Haute Living.
Sheckler became the center of attention when he took his shirt off and lounged by the private pools in front of his VIP area. Female fans flocked to his bungalow wanting to get up close and personal with the heartthrob. He warmly greeted and chatted with his admirers and even took photos with a bevy of beautiful bikini-clad partygoers.
Yes, that’s what fame will get you, boys and girls. Keep riding that skateboard and get a good agent.
[Link: Haute Living]
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Oddly, this seems to be the same attitude most longboarders have when we see them out in the wild. . .
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Twelve-year-old Tom Schaar goes one-half past the 900 with a 1080 on the MegaRamp at Woodward West. He’ll probably start double corking 12s next week, so don’t get too excited about this stop on the Schaar spin meter.
[Link @grantbrittain]
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The world’s hottest skateboard contest begins tomorrow (March 31, 2012) as Cowtown Skateboards presents the 2012 Phoenix Am. Qualifiers begin at 9 AM on Saturday and finals wrap up on Sunday at 1 PM. Between those two days is a desert load of parties, films, and you know the rest.
Can’t make it to Phoenix? You can watch it all online starting with the semi-finals at 11:30 AM on Sunday. Click here for a full schedule.
[Link: Phoenix Am]
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On Thursday, April 5, 2012 Russ Pope opens his first solo art show Tax Included at Laguna Beach, California’s AR4T Gallery.
On view will be Pope’s creative social commentary at the time of year when everyone has mixed feelings, tax season. . . Pope will present both 2-D and 3-D wood pieces, medium and large-sized paintings on canvas, and drawings on paper. With media that includes acrylic, ink and aerosol, Pope depicts characters and places that conjure images about our world today.
If you care about skateboarding and/or art don’t miss this. The opening reception begins at 6 PM, April 5, 2012. AR4T is located at 210 North Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, California.
[Link: AR4T Gallery]
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Colorful, plastic skateboarding company Penny Skateboards is kicking off their second year on the planet with a global 2012 product launch on April 1, 2012. Company ounder Ben Mackay say this new range is Penny’s “best work yet.”
Using their proven secret plastic formula as a base, Penny has now upgraded their components to offer riders an even more enjoyable way to cruise around town. Penny and Nickel completes will now come stock with premium custom Penny branded Abec7 bearings, newly refined powder coated trucks and will offer color-coded, heat treated “gum ball” hardware. Available in nine colors in both the 22-inch Penny and the larger 27-inch Nickel lines, consumers should have no trouble finding a color way that will best fit their style.
Follow the jump for the official word. [click to continue…]
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Ah, a theme song for young skateboarders from Arizona’s Weird Is the New Cool. Yeah, it’s got a bit of a hook. . .
[Link: Phoenix New Times]
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The islands are definitely making a strong spring call right now, with those humid trade winds and hot nights on the street. HUF has tapped right in with the Hawaiian Snapback Pack.
HUF Hawaiian Snapback Pack, consisting of the HUF Big H Hawaiian Starter Snapback and the HUF Classic Script Floral Starter Snapback. Both styles are offered in three color ways, and are set to Starter’s signature 6-panel snapback.
Now where’s our umbrella drink? Waitress?
[Link: HUF]
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In this Ride Channel In Focus, Thrasher Magazine’s Michael Burnett kicks down just about everything anyone needs to know to shoot great skateboarding photos. The obvious problem for most beginners is remembering all this before pressing the shutter release. Follow the jump for Part 2. [click to continue…]
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