Snowboarding

All Todd Richards All The Time

by The Editors on September 19, 2009

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Todd Richards will be hosting and starring in the world premiere of his new bio-pic Me, Myself, and I at the world famous La Paloma Theatre in Encinitas, California at 8 PM on Thursday September 24, 2009. Sadly, there aren’t two showings that night because we were looking forward to watching it over, and over, and over again. . . .

[Link: Nixon Happenings]

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This ThirtyTwo/StepChild Premiere Didn’t Suck

by The Editors on September 18, 2009

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This Video Sucks’ tripod of homies: Joe Sexton, Simon Chamberlain, and JP Walker.

Last night (Thursday, September 17, 2009) ThirtyTwo invited the shred media up for a big This Video Sucks premiere party. They opened the doors to the Sole Technology company store at 5 PM and let everyone do a little shopping for new snow boots and brand spankin’ new ThirtyTwo outerwear.

After that it was a private skate Session with the ThirtyTwo team, followed by a taco fiesta, and an unlimited stream of PBR’s in the back lot, and an outdoor screening of Defective Films’ ThrityTwo/Step Child joint This Video Sucks featuring JP Walker, Simon Chamberlain, Joe Sexton, Markku Koski, Risto Ruokola, Fredu Sorvio, Stian Solberg, Eman Anderson, and Scotty Vine.

By 9:15 PM all the chairs were full and it was standing room only well over 200 people settled in for some shred film. This Video Sucks is a smooth little rail film with friendly banter/shit-talking between the players and a couple big backcountry hucks thrown in for good measure. Joe Sexton took the most grief for his below par sled and ugly helmet combo which made the audience erupt into laughter several times. But the video is more about friends working together to get the job done. When Sexton describes JP Walker, Simon Chamberlain, and himself as a “tripod of homies” he pretty well sums up the flow of the film.

Click here for a photo gallery from the premiere.

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6th Annual Hot Dawgz & Handrails

by The Editors on September 17, 2009

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SoCal’s biggest back-to-snow party kicks off this Saturday, September 19, 2009 at Bear Mountain with the 6th Annual Hot Dawgz and Hand Rails event.

The Pro Invitational summertime Rail Jam offers up $15,000 in cash prizes. More than 40 pro-riders will compete in this event at our one-of-a-kind, man-made snow park, utilizing 110 tons of snow! Admission for public is FREE! There will be a full bar for 21 & up, music, vendor booth city, pro autograph signings, games, and giveaways which will include snowboards, goggles and clothing! After the sun goes down we’ll premier Stepchild/Thirty Two’s new film “This Video Sucks” and Bear Mountain’s: “A Parkumentary”. . . Judging this event will be the Bear Mountain Pro Snowboard team including Joe Sexton, JP Walker, Seth Huot, Simon Chamberlain and Keegan Valaika.

Looks like we’re going to have to make the drive. . .

[Link: Bear Mountain]

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Louie Vito Updates His Dance Card

by The Editors on September 15, 2009

Louie-Vito-240People Magazine’s Dancing with The Stars Blogger Louie Vito is keeping it real on the dance floor and on the blog getting ready for the two-hour live kick off show for Dancing With The Stars. next Monday.

It is crunch time and now I am ready to step it up. Finally, I have all the steps down and it is now time to fine tune them and add a little extra flare. Moving my hips more in the salsa, watching what my hands do, getting my posture on point for the foxtrot and so on, will be my focus this week. Yes, I am not going to lie, I am nervous for the first show. How can I not be? I am doing something I am not comfortable with in front of the world on live TV. On the flip side, I am excited to get it going. I have been dancing every day, learning and listening for three weeks now and I am ready to show everyone what I can do. Whatever happens this first week, I have had more fun than I ever thought I would.

We can tell by the way he uses his walk, he’s a woman’s man, no time to talk. . . .

[Link: People]

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Method Magazine Gets Sold

by The Editors on September 15, 2009

Pushbutton LogoUK-based television production group Boomerang has just purchased the France-based snowboard website and print magazine Method Mag for an undisclosed amount and will include it in their Boom Extreme Publishing group.

Rasmus Ostergaard, managing director of Method, said: “The group’s skilled professionals share our enthusiasm for snowboarding and are leading players within extreme sports production. Boomerang’s expertise, creativity and business qualities will have a significant positive impact on our business. . . “Long term, it gives us a stronger foundation to project the Method brand to a bigger audience, and short term, it helps us to focus on delivering high quality content both in print and online to our existing audience. . . . “It also enables us to focus on our advertisers’ needs for partnerships with media groups like us in print magazine, online and IPTV for the future growth of snowboarding.”

And another indy goes corporate. Hope it worked out well for the entire Method team.

[Link: Wales Online]

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This Video Probably Won’t Suck

by The Editors on September 14, 2009

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Thirtytwo and StepChild Snowboards are presenting the premiere of This Video Sucks tonight, (Thursday, September 17, 2009) at 9 PM at the etnies headquarters in Lake Forest, California. Music by DJ Nathanetics. . . Guess now we all know how crowd sourcing a movie title really works.

[Link: This Video Sucks]

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Tony Hawk’s Front Blunt Challenge

by The Editors on September 9, 2009

On Labor Day 2009 snowboarder Todd Richards, writer Sean Mortimer, and skateboarder Jesse Fritsch, and Sweet Jerome (qualified old guys all) holed up at a secret southern California mini ramp and spent the entire afternoon trying to land frontside blunts. Tony Hawk even threw in a $300 prize. Let’s just say Todd Richards didn’t win.

[Link: Shred Or Die]

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Videograss & Hard To Earn Hit La Paloma

by The Editors on September 9, 2009

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Video Grass will have its Southern California premiere along with Hard to Earn Thursday, September 10, 2009 at 7:30 PM in the hallowed halls of the world famous La Paloma Theatre in Encinitas, California.

Confirmed riders in attendance include: Darrell Mathes, Mikey LeBlanc, Laurent-Nicolas Paquin, Louie Paradise, Aaron Bittner, Jonas Michilot, Nima Jalali, Keegan Calaika, Desiree Melancon, Ben Bilocq, Nic Davis, MFM, Derek Dennison, Chris Bradshaw, Jeremy “Worm” Grendahl, Jonah Owen, and Cory Cronk.

And as if this place hasn’t been wrecked enough this week thanks to Shake Junt and the rest of The Crossroads crew, the after party will be at The Saloon.

La Paloma Theatre 471 S. Coast Highway 101, Encinitas, CA 92024

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Portland Goes To Neverland Tonight

by The Editors on September 9, 2009

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MFM, Dan Brisse, and Annie Boulanger will be joining the Absinthe Films crew in Portland, Oregon tonight (September 9, 2009) for a showing of Nevermind at the Hollywood Theater. The doors open at 7:30 and the movie starts at 8 PM.

Hollywood Theater 4122 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland, Oregon

[Link: Absinthe Films]

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Louie Vito: People Magazine’s Dancing Blogger

by The Editors on September 8, 2009

Louie-VitoPeople magazine is reporting that Louie Vito “is stoked” to be blogging for them during his time on Dancing With The Stars. Starting September 21, 2009 we can all tune in each week for more of this:

So when I found out I was going to be doing a blog on my experiences on DWTS, I was stoked. Then I started to think, ‘What am I going to write about that would make people interested?’ Well, first let’s start with who I am:. . . I’m a pro snowboarder and I absolutely LOVE what I do. I’ve been snowboarding ever since I was 5- or 6-years-old. This December and January, I am going to be trying out for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Just making the Olympics for the U.S. is a feat in itself. So, right now I have been trying to get in shape and strong for the upcoming snowboard season and practice, and do what I need to do for DWTS, which brings us to the show …

Damnit, Louie. You’re playing the celebrity game so earnestly that we find it hard to even make fun of you.

[Link: People Magazine]

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