Saw this by way of Abisha and thought it was worth posting. The energy drink company Burn seems to be doing things right when it comes to cinema and so we clap for them. The film captures that burning desire skateboarders have to “RIDE”. Directed by: Garth Davis.

What sounds like Lo @hrtsrevolution is really @_M_I_A_ “Born Free”. Director Romain Gavras does it again! This video really captures South African Apartheid back in the 1980′s and M.I.A’s childhood experience of political violence in Sri Lanka, but uses Redhead caucasians as the oppressed minority.

So we posted this interview about two years ago and apparently artist Ke$ha thought Uffie’s hiatus was the perfect opportunity to bite the Uff Stuff. When hearing Ke$ha’s song “Tik Tok” not to be mistaken by Uffie’s “Pop The Glock” on MTV we thought Uffie finally made it from the underground scene, boy were we wrong. We will just let Sarah Morrison tell it like we see it.

From an old business standpoint promoting a brand competitor is supposedly counter intuitive, but this Ad deserves its props. What seems to be a lethal steroid mash-up of cultures, cameo appearances and childhood Brand power, becomes a cinematic experience we can’t get enough of. Adidas x StarWars x Daft Punk ridiculous!

Wow N-V8DR’s first “sick” impulse buy of 2010 happens to be an iPhone app designed for graffiti writers called DustTag created by artist and Graffiti Research Lab co-founder Evan Roth, and artist and openFrameworks guru Chris Sugrue. Follow them on twitter @graffanalysis