In the final months of his short life, Bruce Lee wrote a personal essay, “In My Own Process” where he said, “Basically, I have always been a martial artist by choice and actor by profession. But, above all, I am hoping to actualize myself to be an artist of life along the way.” Shannon, daughter of Bruce Lee, discusses Bruce poetry and reads a poem of her father’s called “Boating on Lake Washington.” via OC

Check out Will Shum's new skate video "skates&stuff" featuring Evan Borja and Jonathan Ngan along with: Nabi Salomon, Jason Sherman, Mike Heikkila, Danny Dorsa, Michael Orso, Cody Rubino, Dorian Tineo, Jose Vega, Rusty, Zach Bonime, Christian Allen, Jentry Bain, John Kim, Genesis Evans, Will Shum, Dom Susca, Michael Bruch, Zach Moore, Max Piras, Marcello Campanello, Brandon Cohen, Will Rubenstein, and Anders Newman. http://vimeo.com/65168369

Tomorrow night we are hosting the Good Looks and Inner City Kids for a in-store performance. Come through and come early cause it is sure to be packed.

https://vimeo.com/65535198 Jake Fried's 60-second hand-drawn animation with ink, gouache, white-out and coffee. via TWBE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIBtePb-dGY From the makers of District 9, this one looks like it's going to be this summer's must-see event (post Man of Steel of course)

Ironically, these acid-induced conceptual visuals of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Camille Rose Garcia will be up for viewing at the The Walt Disney Family Museum starting May 9th until this November. via WA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvQV21hkMjI Taxi Driver didn't get it's start as a script only. Some crudely drawn storyboards accompanied the screenplay long before the film was ever green lit for production. Have a look at how a great motion picture began. “Storyboards express what I want to communicate,” Scorsese told Phaidon in 2011 for an article on the exhibition “Between Film and Art: Storyboards from Hitchcock to Spielberg.” “They show how I would imagine a scene and how it should move to the next.” via OC

It's been eleven years since the release of Star Wars ep. II: Attack of the Clones in May of 2002. Back in those days of yore we had not as of yet invaded Iraq, Facebook hadn't been invented and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" on NBC was a staple of after-midnight-TV viewing. One of Conan's great regular segments was when he'd unleash longtime friend and collaborator Robert Smigel and his hand puppet "Triumph the Insult Dog" on groups of unsuspecting humanoids. So before being a nerdy Star Wars geek was cool long lines of fanboys & girls waiting for the...

Mood Rings' first single, out now on 7-inch., off of their debut album VPI Harmony, out June 25th. Here’s what the band says about it: Literally written in a shack of a house owned by our bass player last summer, this track came together rather quickly, whereas our previous tracks spanned between two and three years of our time. It is a song about isolation and the realization of love’s relevancy or the fading of that certain feeling. “Life is good when life is gone, time dissolves the strongest love.” via: FDR

On May 15th, Christies will auction Dustheads, a 1982 painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat that is partially seen below. Dustheads is expected to sell for $25-35 million, possibly breaking the record $26.4 million his painting Untitled 1981 went for last November. Christie's is hyping the auction with a series of short little video clips which you can view below. They are must-watch material if you're a Basquiat fan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCHe7HCBF1s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-NvULWRxdw

Meet Michael, Franklin & Trevor. "You're going to be very violent together." via: DVR