Gotta' love Deathwish skateboards thinking outside of the box to come up with their new line of classic Wrestlemania-style decks featuring some old-school WWF wrestling superstars of the past. Decks available in-shop now. via RC

It's official, Sylvester Stallone is set to reprise his signature character (sorry Rambo) Rocky Balboa yet again - this time in a supporting role. MGM has green lit the production on Creed (aka 'Rocky 7'). But on this occasion the film's central character will be the grandson of Carl Weathers' legendary Balboa-foe Apollo Creed with Rocky stepping in as his trainer. In this edition of the Rocky saga Stallone will be mostly hands-off in the process of the film's production. He won't be writing the screenplay and he won't be directing. He will simply by co-starring. Ryan Coogler is slated...

Recently we took a look at Wham Bacabac's illustrations, one of which included an extremely bad ass tiger. But have a look at this. It's Nychos' new mural in San Francisco - which is a sight to behold indeed: A six-story high tiger jumping out of its own skin; sweet baby Jesus that's so bad ass. via JUX

So Google-Glasses has banned porn? Not if porn-industry superstars James Deen & the ridiculously hot and sultry Andy San Dimas have anything to say about it. You must admit, this was well played, your move Google. via DVR

Mac Miller heralded the release of his latest video on his Twitter account yesterday. Featuring Niki Randa, "I Am Who I Am (Killin' Time)" is off of Miller's latest album Watching Movies with the Sound Off. via FDR

You can't fuck with the bad ass illustrations of The Phillipines' Wham Bacabac. You can't even fuck with his name. Wham Bacabac? Really? Come on! That almost sounds as dope as that tiger looks. The vibrancy contained within Bacabac's work infuses an electric realism within the abstract psychedelia of his subject matter. The vision and flair present in Bacabac's illustrations really stand out as the optical suggestions of the color palette in use, coupled with the subject matter brings with it a subtle suggestive discourse on the transitional quality inherent within real life and the "Twilight Zone." Check out more...

Carmelo Anthony stars in a Jordan Brand web doc In Episode #2 (of 3) Carmelo loves playing in New York? Why? The bright lights, the big city, the energy, the passion. The place where you're "only as good as your last play." Nas, Bernard King, Alan Hahn, Carmelo's family and others talk about Carmelo playing in Gotham. Pt. 1 | Pt. 2 | Pt. 3

A Study of Legs - In 11 Parts | A Jim Helton film https://vimeo.com/23854824 For one month during the transition between winter and spring of 2009, Atsushi "Jima" Nishijima photographed legs walking the streets of Midtown Manhattan during his lunch break in this series of short movies. via TWBE