The Mighty Healthy Spring '11 collection just landed here at L.I.C.K. NYC. Select tees and snapbacks are available while they last.

Check out this week's issue for L.I.C.K. NYC's feature in Time Out New York's selection of the best indie streetwear stores in NYC and also their "Spin His Style" feature.

If you pick up this week's, "The Best New Indie Shops" issue of Time Out New York magazine you will find our shop featured in their new shop round-up (pg 36). The article can also be found on the Time Out New York website.

Just got in some fresh new button-downs and lightweight sweaters from Rocksmith. Peep the attention to detail.

New product keeps arriving at the shop. We recently received the first order of the hot new Rocksmith Spring 2011 line.

QB Royalty has reunited! This afternoon, Havoc revealed that he and Prodigy have reunited with Nas on a new track entitled ,”Dog Shit”. The last time the trio appeared on the same cut was in 1999 on “It’s Mine”. via RapRadar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcptUrkKSOg

Come celebrate our grand opening on Saturday, March 12. L.I.C.K. NYC is the new kid on the block, welcome us with open arms and come through and support your local boutique. Doors - 11am Art Show - 8pm-10pm featuring the work of two talented New York City based artists, Seana Cavanagh and Nicholas Rispoli. Print out the flier and bring it in for 10% off your entire purchase on March 12. (Cannot be combined with any other offer) Prizes will be raffled off during the art show, Enter for a chance to win upon arrival! Subway Directions: R/M - 46th...

The retail location is just about ready to open it's doors. Here are some photos of the progress on the shop. When we signed the lease the shop looked like this. Ugly slot-paneling on every wall and cheap blue tiles on the floor. There was also a crudely built room in the front of the shop which made it impossible to even open the door up all the way. We had to start somewhere right. So the paneling came down as well as the walls. Then a new wall was put up. Wood flooring being put in.

Sacha Jenkins (Ego Trip co-founder, producer of the White Rapper Show, former editor of Mass Appeal, co-author of the Big Book of Rap Lists, theater writer (Deez Nuts !) and Astoria resident) gives us all a little history lesson in Hip-Hop and the power of Queens. Where I'm From x Sacha Jenkins from Gasface on Vimeo. via Gasface

We here at L.I.C.K. have to apologize for the lack of updates lately. Unfortunately the magazine blog will be a little light in the coming weeks. Fortunately this is because we have started construction on the retail location, which you see in the photo here. The actual location we have to keep under wraps for right now. Look for us to open doors early in 2011 selling the best in men's and women's apparel and accessories.

The people over at Complex have published a list with the help of Unkut. We at L.I.C.K. NYC have some issues with the list, but overall we can't complain too much. Lists are made to be debated over. So let the debating begin. Here is the top 5 of the list. For the rest of the 45 click here. #5. Nas - "Halftime" (1992) #4. CNN ft. Tragedy & Mobb Deep - "L.A. L.A. (Kuwait Mix)" (1997) #3. Nas - "It Ain't Hard To Tell (Large Professor Remix)" (1994) #2. Mobb Deep - "Shook Ones Part II" (1995) #1. MC...