Yesterday the long awaited Illest x Transformers Original Art Collection dropped at both Illest flagship locations in SF and LA. The LA drop had fans waiting in line from early in the morning until Noon when doors opened. The first 10 customers received a copy of Transformers “Fall of Cybertron” for XBOX 360, while each…
With the emerging popularity of fixed gear bicycles, an increase in bicycle enthusiasts has penetrated popular culture and are looking to stay. A fixed gear is a popular term for a bike with no freewheel. The bike itself cannot coast, as the pedals always have to be in motion. In 2008, Fatlace introduced the ARC,…
Another successful Hellaflush has come to a close last weekend. This time we had many different activities, from the traditional car show to a B-boy battle to drifting and a concert by The Parade. Here is a collection of images from the event.
Fall has arrived and if you know anything about the Bay Area then you know this is actually the most beautiful season of the year…aka the Bay’s summertime. And what better way to bring in the warmest time of year than with a food festival. And not just any food festival. THE food festival. Featuring…
Yesterday the long awaited Illest x Transformers Original Art Collection dropped at both Illest flagship locations in SF and LA. The LA drop had fans waiting in line from early in the morning until Noon when doors opened. The first 10 customers received a copy of Transformers “Fall of Cybertron” for XBOX 360, while each…
I recently took a trip to Montreal to introduce endemic MMA media to NOS Energy Drink prior to their official announcement of their partnership with UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St. Pierre. Media members were given an exclusive look behind the scenes as NOS filmed GSP for future marketing materials. I was then able to manage…
Mighty 4 Hawaii is going on tomorrow Saturday September 15th at the new Diverse Art Youth Center in Honolulu Hawaii! This is a fundraiser for the Diverse Art Center and organized by Nikki Kealoha and M4 to bring the youth of Hawaii a place where they can develop artistry and education. This event is covering…
90 years ago today, Hawaii Theatre opened its doors and rolled out its red carpet showing the world why it was known as the “Pride of the Pacific.” Its elaborate architecture fused “elements of Neoclassical [style] with Byzantine, Corinthian, and Moorish ornamentation” and also flaunted a “large neon marquee [that] was the largest ever built in Honolulu” (thank you Wikipedia!). …