bootsy collins & his rubber band just said fuck your life.
hip-hop. art. horror. luxury goods. tech. sci-fi. beats and gear. comic books. asian cinema. nostalgia. etc.
bootsy collins & his rubber band just said fuck your life.
if you do anything video/film related, you will find this shit hilarious. i almost fell out the window. no offense if you shoot on a canon 7d or other dslr, lol.
DaVinci - “The Beginning” Ft. Big K.R.I.T., Webbz, J. Rockwell [Prod. By Heavyweight] (TehInternets, 2010)

what it be like girl?
sleek new midi knob (rotary encoder) controller by livid.
new davinci music vid for “concrete jungle juice”, off his album the day the turf stood still.
diggin the orange and black motif. sf stand up.
the warriors signed jeremy lin, making him the first asian american in the nba. makes sense considering he’s a hometown kid (from palo alto), and the bay has one of the highest concentrations of asian americans in the usa.
frontline/pbs and the washington post have done an amazing job with this new investigative project called top secret america. read below, and also visit these two micro sites: washington post + frontline
FRONTLINE goes inside The Washington Post’s major two-year examination into the massive, unwieldy, top secret world the U.S. government has created in response to 9/11. Coming fall 2010 to PBS.
A major examination by Washington Post reporters Dana Priest and William Arkin is the subject of an upcoming FRONTLINE documentary produced by veteran producer Michael Kirk. The Post’s two-year investigation looks at the top secret world the government created in response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001—a world that has become so large, so unwieldy and so secretive that few know how much money it costs, how many people it employs, how many programs exist within it or how many agencies duplicate work being done elsewhere.