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The LomoKino is coming out in 2 days. I’ma film my travels and gigs on this from now on.
Analog. 144 Frames. 35mm.
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Hennessy presents ‘The Art of Blending’ Documentary featuring @QuestLove, @Qtiptheabstract, @djdnice, @fatbellybella, & more.
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Girls Gone Vinyl is the world’s first documentary about female DJs, their struggles and successes, what inspires them and what drives them in spite of overwhelming odds. Watch these women converge on Detroit for the largest electronic music festival in North America and hear their stories firsthand.
For more info please visit www.girlsgonevinyl.com
Via Kickstarter.
I’ve seen the female DJ’s that get work strictly off of sex appeal but have come across more times than usual the ones that can hold down the decks with the best of em. It’s not a secret the battle they go through for equality. This should be interesting.
(via thecultureofme)
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The 2011 @freshiamatl lookbook featuring the Renaissance Woman herself Bosco. I copped some pieces from the collection a few weeks ago during the Art Walk at ABV. Get yourself fitted right here: http://market.freshiam.net/
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9th Wonder - ‘The Wonder Year’ [Trailer]
Can’t wait for this to be released.
The Wonder Year - Trailer from LRG on Vimeo.
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This looks interesting. If I didn’t have to work, I’d be there.
TONIGHT! COOL CINEMA PRESENTS: “J IS FOR JUNKIE”
“Gritty and inspiring”
-Damon Dash
“It’s the craziest movie I’ve seen since Kids!”
- Lupe Fiasco
** Landmark Midtown Art Cinema 931 Monroe Circle Northeast 1130pm!
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Sex+Money Documentary Trailer
Sex+Money is a Documentary about domestic minor sex trafficking and the abolitionist movement that’s fighting it
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Swedish House Mafia Documentary
Extended documentary following the DJ powerhouse collective Swedish House Mafia (Axwell, Steve Angello, and Sebastian). Filmed during the course of 253 shows, in 23 countries over the last 2 years. Peep game:
Part 3 after the jump
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97 Seconds With Kanye West
New York’s Hot 97 grabs Kanye for 97 seconds.
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New York Minute #4 - Big Pun Mural
I picked up a Big Pun documentary from a nearby Blockbuster thats going out of business. I knew a lot about the emcee already but had no clue we lived on the same street. They filmed many shots on Commonwealth Ave. in the South Bronx which is where I spent many years before moving out to Florida. As time goes on I feel the legacy of Pun continues to get lost with the younger generations. If you aren’t familiar with him he was the first latino rapper to go platinum. His life was cut short at 28 years old, two years after his Grammy nominated debut “Capital Punishment” was released. MediaGasface and Arte.tv launched their mini-series this month, New York Minute. Episode 4 interviewed How and Nosm, two artist part of the legendary graffiti crew known as Tats Cru. They talked about painting Pun’s mural the day he died and how they upkeep it every year with a new piece. I walked by the mural tons of times as a kid. It’s great to see his memorial still recognized, ten years later through projects like this. Make sure to check out the incredible series highlighting Hip Hop moments throughout all the New York Boroughs.
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Influencers
INFLUENCERS FULL VERSION from R+I creative on Vimeo.
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Fair Game
Fair Game is based on the life of former Diplomat Joe Wilson and his wife, former CIA operative Valerie Wilson. The film, starring Naomi Watts and Sean Penn, runs through the systematic efforts by the U.S. Government to manufacture a lie as means into a war and singlehandedly destroy a family that stood up for the truth. It hits select theaters November 5th. Just in time for all of the election buzz, Fair Game shows what happens when people abuse their position of power. Not one to miss.
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